Oh dear. Multiple errors.
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I hope they give a call fast with good news.
I must say that here in the Netherlands the service of the BMW dealer is good and they inform you neatly about the condition of your car.
At least that was the case when I brought the E46 M3 to them.
I'll have to wait and see with the Z4 but that will be fine.
It is a premium brand so I think they let them act accordingly.
I must say that here in the Netherlands the service of the BMW dealer is good and they inform you neatly about the condition of your car.
At least that was the case when I brought the E46 M3 to them.
I'll have to wait and see with the Z4 but that will be fine.
It is a premium brand so I think they let them act accordingly.
Russ Z4 said:
It's not the brand per se, it's the dealer, finding a good one always helps with the experience, unfortunately for Rus Z4, he found a particularly inept one. Let's be honest if you had your car and it broke down on Friday, you'd still be waiting for the low loader
sars said:Russ Z4 said:
It's not the brand per se, it's the dealer, finding a good one always helps with the experience, unfortunately for Rus Z4, he found a particularly inept one. Let's be honest if you had your car and it broke down on Friday, you'd still be waiting for the low loader
And when they did arrive it’d be at the wrong location
, poor Russ
ori said:Update.
Not good news.
It appears wires were chewed by rodents or cut on both sides of my front. These rodents must be very precise with their cuts and avoid all the cats around my car park.
I’m so upset as this is going to cost me big.
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Oh that pretty f..ktup, is some part of the Netherlands we have them also. But with a ultrasound device they stay away.
Unfortunately for this comes to late.
Hope that the cost are not to high and maybe the dealer can help you to reduce the costs.
Guys, I was being a bit tongue in cheek accusing rodents.
It was a clean cut on both sides so obviously deliberate. Maybe someone was trying to cut my brake lines but doesn’t have a clue.
I’ll be collecting my dash cam from bmw and hopefully it will show up who the culprit is.
This is a low car and someone had to really struggle to get behind the wheels to cut these wires.
Long and long of it. £650 down the drain.
It was a clean cut on both sides so obviously deliberate. Maybe someone was trying to cut my brake lines but doesn’t have a clue.
I’ll be collecting my dash cam from bmw and hopefully it will show up who the culprit is.
This is a low car and someone had to really struggle to get behind the wheels to cut these wires.
Long and long of it. £650 down the drain.
That’s what I was reading into it. I was looking at those pics thinking that’s pretty low down on the car and the clean cuts look pretty malicious.
This could get interesting if you can get an identity. I suspect you won’t - but a good lawyer would be gearing up for attempted murder.
This could get interesting if you can get an identity. I suspect you won’t - but a good lawyer would be gearing up for attempted murder.
Pondrew said:
That would be odd cutting what feels like the same cable both sides for alarm. Already discussed with Ori earlier, to me, old school thinking cutting brake pipes without the knowledge that these are electrical cables :thumbsdown: All IMO
C**NTS either way!!!!!
