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A diesel 320 BMW. I can't go a day without being busy. If you inherited R100-million what would you do with it? I would have to give some serious
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of disciplinary proceedings against his DA colleague Elaine Paulse because she failed to disclose ownership of a handbag worth less than R100. and more »
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Entrance is R100 for the first hour and R50 for every hour thereafter. WHERE: 21A Valley Centre, 396 Jan Smuts Avenue, Craighall Park.
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Q:
there is an r/t button in my bmw 3 series ci?
there is an r/t button in my
bmw 3 series ci and im not sure what it does. From what i understand its a racing mode button, but im not 100% sure. what does it mean and how do i know if it is on or off?
(asked by okgogos on June 06, 2009)
A: I take it your refering to the buttons on the steering wheel, R stands for radio and T stands for telephone, it's so you can switch from one to the other, that's if you have the telephone option, i hope this helps (answered by Martyn on June 06, 2009)
A: I take it your refering to the buttons on the steering
wheel, R stands for
radio and T stands for telephone, it's so you can
switch from one to the other, that's if you have the telephone option, i hope this helps
(answered by Martyn on June 06, 2009)
Q:
Would this BMW be worth it?
I'm 16, and this would be my first car. I've heard that replacement parts for used BMWs are hard to come by for models older than 10 years, and are ridiculously expensive. I'm not sure it will be a worthy investment if the maintenance outweighs the price of the car. Also, this particular model has 134,000 miles on it. How much longer will it be expected to run? I really like the car, and physically, it looks like it's in good condition. Thoughts?
http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail.jsp ;jsessionid=YCPLX3YzZsEvyzIQGJxcCq7?tab= summary&paId=136729887&recnum=10 1&actLog=true&tracktype=usedcc&a mp;pageNumber=2&numResultsPerPage=50 &largeNumResultsPerPage=0&sortor der=descending&sortfield=PRICE+desce nding&certifiedOnly=false&criter ia=K-|E-|M-_5_|N-N|R-100|I-1%2c7|P-PRICE +descending|Q-descending|Z-05403&aff =national
(asked by Canyounot on March 29, 2009)
A: MB77 speaks the truth
BMW engines are still meer toddlers at 134,000 mi. Just make sure they have maintenace records when buying a BMW because its the things "around" the engine that will go wrong before the engine. And the parts arent expensive its the labor. So maybe this is a good time to start brushing up on mechanical skills and DIY with your first car!! :-)
So as long as it can be proved that the car has been mechanically maintained (i.e. on time oil changes and major services) then this will make a real nice first car. I imagine it is [in good mechanical condition] because it doesnt even average 10000 mi/yr and, like you said, the car is in great cosmetic condition, which is "sometimes" a good indication that it is in good mechanical condition too(Especially in a car of that age). Just dont expect very low insurance rates. I too wanted a BMW as my first car (E36 3 Series) btu i got a probe instead. (answered by G W on March 29, 2009)
A: I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole. It'll be a waste of money. Buy a car that is less than 5 years old and fewer than 65,000 miles on it.
(answered by kenoplayer on March 29, 2009)
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