5 Series3세대 · 2017년~정비 기록 6건+
앞 규격
245/45R18
뒤 규격
275/40R18
앞 공기압
36 PSI
뒤 공기압
39 PSI
The BMW CSL is simply stunning and would be my lottery win choice!
I'm not having much luck on these two, but I have written what I saw. 57 AL - Rolls Royce Spectre. Apparently it's on a BMW with an expired MOT though. 1 CZE - I think it was on a black Mercedes. I've seen that it's an embassy car of Czechia.7 CG - Porsche Macan.
Great list, some lovely cars there.The Alfa and the BMW are stand out to me.Take the Jag off though, no interest in that.
alorotom said: Looks tidy enough and im surprised its escaped the destiny of council estate chav-dom or driftworx I had a look at the Camry mentioned in the prose and have to say - id prefer that, with the lovely pushy velour! What I wrong with Council Estates and cars that come from them. You should look at the cars history, condition, owner and then appraise the vehicle. Many people I know that live on Council Estates understand the importance of car maintenance and more importantly preventative maintenance and care for their cars accordingly. Whereas those living in large leafy houses see
That's a really nice shed. I've always liked the look of the E46 (some of us think that's the last of the elegant BMWs).A check of MoT history doesn't seem to flag up anything to be overly concerned about either. Although you have to wonder why it has bare been driven in recent years
galro said: ST3.14159265358979323846 said: ETA: Correction there was never a CSL cabriolet left the factory, it must have been a CS or CSi. There were never any factory Bmw e9 cabriolets at all. One cabriolet prototype was made by Karmann and a few have been converted later on by others. Correct, there are a few 'Dreschl' convertibles around from private conversions using E30 roof parts. 'One of the most beautiful cars BMW never built'.The red one I saw looked very right and I'm not a BMW fan.