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Probably going to be priced around 200,000 USD, IF it comes out.

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Depends on your age, driving record and the age of the vehicle....I pay 150.00 a month with Geico for my Z-3, I've been in a accidents and I'm 38. Does that help?>

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This will depend greatly on what year of car you are looking at. You could probably pick up a rather old one for a couple of thousand, while a BMW 325i that is a few years old will likely cost you around ten thousand.

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Yellow triangle is the traction control light, It comes on( flashes) if you get wheelspin,like on an M# in the rain;). It will stay on if you turn DSC off, or if you have a wheel speed sensor problem(asb light would also be on)

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Bmw is the acronym for BAYERISCHE MOTOREN WERKE AG or in English, (BMW), (Bavarian Motor Works) is a German automobile, motorcycle and engine manufacturing company founded in 1916. It also owns and produces the MINI brand, and is the parent company of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. BMW produces motorcycles under BMW Motorrad and Husqvarna brands. ...

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The annual lease rate can vary, but the monthly rental on a BMW seems to range around $400 a month. Leasing a car is not the best idea - better to take out a car loan instead.

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Factory recommended tire pressures for the R1100RT are: One-Up: Front: 31.9 PSI (2.2 bar) Rear: 36.3 PSI (2.5 bar) Two-Up: Front: 36.3 PSI (2.5 bar) Rear: 39.2 PSI (2.7 bar) Two-Up w/ Luggage: Front: 36.3 PSI (2.5 bar) Rear: 42.0 PSI (2.9 bar) This is from the owner's manual for the R1100RT, US Edition. This information is also found on the tire inflation label located under the passenger seat. This is from the Service and Technical Booklet for the R1100RT, US Edition. (note: the inflation chart in the Service and Technical Booklet does not distinguish between "Two-up" and "With passenger and luggage", listing only "Two-up", but providing the higher inflation level for "With passenger and luggage")

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Turbo Diesel

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Assuming you are referencing a manual transmission, Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) is specified by BMW for Z3 manual transmission. Sounds crazy, but true. Full synthetic is also recommended. **Always check the owners manual before using any fluids**

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Because most Pakistanis love to drive luxury cars and mostly German cars. The reason also it's because BMW is a fast car.

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Demler-the one responsible for the Mercedez Benz.

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Yes. Power steering became an option in e21 models, and standard thereafter.

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i believe that means that the steering wheel locks up in park for safety, until you put in the key and jiggle the wheel to unlock.

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Automatic Stability Control (BMW)

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how do I reset tne brake pad sensor light on a 1997 BMW 318i

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The spark plugs are screwed into the head on the passenger side of the motor. Theres six sparkplug cables connecting them to the distributor, just pull them off and the plugs are there in the recesses. Don't forget wich cable goes to wich plug because your car will not run if they aren't in the correct place.

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Schwarz is German for black, so a black BMW.

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Yes, they have an SMG Gearbox option. SMG means Sequential Manual Gearbox. it's F1 style with the paddles behind the steering wheel so you can change gears manually or, slide the gear lever to the left and it becomes automatic.

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The only place you will ever need for detailed schematics for ALL parts in the BMW E46 www.etk.cc

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If your car is an E30 ( 1983 - 1991 ) the oil level sender is located on the drivers side of the motor toward the front and down low below the alternator. It's in top of the oil pan. Unplug the wire connector and unscrew the sender. It has a fairly large black plastic round top. Pull it out of the oil reservoir and wipe it with a rag before taking it away from the hole. You might be able to clean it sufficiently to make it work correctly. To test it pull up on the float and test continuity ( ohm meter ) between the two leads. To install the new one clean off the surfaces, screw it in ( use a new rubber seal ) and plug the connecter back in.

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7 quarts/6.5 liters for the rear wheel drive E46's The xi's are different, at 8 quarts.

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BMW 635csi

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It's a diesel. These are a newer breed of engine in which the diesel is pumped at much higher pressure. The jet could drill a hole in a concrete wall. Also known as 'common-rail' diesel. Each manufacturer has it's own specific name. Mercedes is CDI, Peugot is HDi, Ford is TDCi, Vauxhall is CDTi etc.

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They are only as good as the Service History shows.

Make sure the car has a service history and check the stamps. Check that there isn't any blue smoke coming from the exhaust when you start it.

150,000 on a beemer is nothing, as long as it's been well looked after. If it's a dog and it's been beaten, walk away.