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530d eu spec/535d na spec is the same engine.
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11-25-2014, 10:50 PM | #28 |
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congrats Tom Europe. just got my x5 on the weekend. 35i x-line. has anyone else with BiXenon headlights noticed that the lamps to the middle are dummy lights i.e. doesn't light up, except for the LED corona daytime running lights. I thought there was something wrong with the bulbs but dealer said it's a dummy light, just for the look.
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Hi Tom,
Live in Amsterdam and ordered my BMW F15 two weeks ago. Can you give me the site: "Probably you know - but for the EU customers - there is a page where you can check the status of the car since it is produced and check where exactly it is on the Atlantic." thanks. Nice wheels. Think i have the same, are those 18"? |
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12-14-2014, 04:55 PM | #31 |
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Hallo,
Yes, it is standard 18. I will keep them over the winter (on winter tires now), but for the summer I would love to have 19 (model 449). If you like to check where your car is - if you are buyer from Europe - visit the page: https://offices.2wglobal.com/offices...uickSearchPage And - enter your VIN in Cargo ID and press Track. You will see the status of your car. It is working from the date your car is loaded on the vessel. You then see the vessel number and when you visit: http://www.marinetraffic.com Take Search the map, enter your vessel number and you will see where your car actually is :-) Enjoy! Best regards. T_E |
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12-15-2014, 04:58 PM | #33 |
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Cargo ID = VIN.
You must enter you VIN in the box "Cargo ID". Note - you will see anything only when your car is produced and transport is ordered (means - a few days after the production is completed). Best regards. T_E |
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