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BMW X1 수리 사례

2017년식 · F48 (2015-2022) · sDrive18i 자동

2026. 8. 18. 작업

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My other half's car for the last 5 years has been a Mercedes ML350cdi. To it's credit it's was one of the most comfortable cars we've owned. Incredibly practical for a family of five but it was becoming costly. Last year we spent £1k on incidental repairs not including servicing etc. This year the A/C pump packed up but it also developed a timing chain rattle on cold. Frustrating as it only had 104k on it, full service history too but a timing chain replacement was an engine out job, £4k+ and even a local specialist wouldn't do the job. It was likely a tensioner but either way it sealed it's f

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Ranger 6 said: That's lovely I did laugh at the gear lever comment though - you've not driven a Defender recently then..... I tried one the other day, a very competent car with lots of room. I was contemplating downsizing from my X3, however an X2 M35i has grabbed my attention. My wife has a 2019 Countryman All4 which is essentially the same car in different clothes. She's had it from new and it's been really good, with just brakes, tyres and servicing.I'm very taken with it and my other half is very pleased. I'm quite glad she opted for this over the GLA. At heart I'm a Merc man but do love a BMW but the interior of this feels like mini-luxury car. It does a good job of feeling a bit special and feels well put together where the A/GLA interiors do feel more plastic. Gear stick wise, it's not as bad as some I admit! haha I've not driven a Defender but the old Shogun Sport I owned had a gearbox that was like stirring porridge! But with this being an auto, it would have been nice if they'd used the little stubby gear selector from other models but I suspect it's a cost thing as this is that old school auto feel. I must say I'm intrigued as to the size differences from X1, 2 and 3 as this doesn't feel compact inside. Four of us in it yesterday and I had my driving position as I would normally, my 8 year old had plenty of left room behind me and looking at the seating position, I think I'd be able to fit in the back with my driving position so it's a roomy small car. I can imagine the X2 M35i would be a blast to drive, I doubt many people would expect one to have 300bhp. One thing I find with driving this X1 quickly is the seats are quite flat, so it doesn't encourage you to chuck it around despite the steering being very quick. That said, it could use a little more power and given that we're not far from a firm that uses Avon Tuning maps, there may need to be a visit in the future!