BMW 5시리즈 수리 사례

As illustrated by this list of car engine names by manufacturer , car manufacturers like to give the petrol and diesel variants of their engines often confusing names. The least confusing of these naming schemes is to refer to diesel engines with d , as in BMW 525d , and petrol engines with i , as in BMW 525i. The above article shows that BMW, Citroen and Mazda all refer to the petrol variants of their engines using i . D for diesel is self-explanatory, but what exactly does the i stand for when referring to petrol?

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My G42 is back at BMW for the second round of headlight replacement - this time it’s just diagnosis as the revised parts aren’t available yet but i wanted to be in the queue for their eventual availability. Why am I posting about this on my MINI thread? Well, look at the courtesy car they’ve given me!Obviously it’s huge and ugly as sin but I quite like the interior. God knows what this list price on it would be. It’s JCW spec with seemingly all the options ticked. I can’t imagine they sell a huge number, but as small(ish) family SUV’s go it’s at least offering something a bit different.

I've been in company cars for 20 years now.The depressing list, some real beauties...Renault ScenicPeugeot 307 (hand-me down, needed £2k spending at MOT time...)Mazda 6Vauxhall Insignia (awful, always broken)Ford Mondeo (base spec, grim)Ford Grand C-Max (what was I thinking?)Bmw 116d (great thing, astonishing MPG)Skoda Superb SEL (loved it, 110k in 3 years)VW Arteon (great car, piss engine)VW Tiguan (BIK high)I used to drive a minimum of 30k a year pre-covid and technically worked from home..office was (is) 215 miles each way and I have a severe aversion to Public transport Post Covid and we'v