BMW SOUHT AFRICA PATHETIC

<p>BMW SOUHT AFRICA PATHETIC</p> <p> </p> <p>Please please please all you guys out their driving BMW’s don’t be fooled by a vehicle</p> <p>with a full service history at BMW it means absolutely nothing if it is out of motor plan. BMW says</p> <p>as long as the car is in motor plan they will do whatever the maintenance schedule requires but</p> <p>when it is out of motor plan although the book still gets stamped at a BMW agent they will</p> <p> only do what the customer asks. So what we are saying to each other is that if the vehicle requires</p> <p>an oil filter and oil change and fuel filter change and the owner of the vehicle says nooooo only</p> <p>change the oil leave the old oil filter and the diesel filter on the vehicle BMW will do that but will</p> <p>also stamp the book although everything as per maintenance schedule was not done. This resulted</p> <p>in my X3 running with the same air filter for 153 000 km yes you have read it correctly 153 000km</p> <p>with the same air filter. Remember it is out of motor plan but has a full service history at BMW</p> <p>agents. BMW South Africa only says that they have done their part while the vehicle was under</p> <p>motor plan. Because of the dirty air filter I had to service the vehicle again although it was serviced</p> <p>less than 4000 km back. BMW South Africa says you should have had a look at the invoices although</p> <p>the vehicle has a full service history at BMW agents with a stamped service book. Please guys make</p> <p>100% sure when buying a BMW out of motor plan that everything according to the maintenance</p> <p>schedule has been done because BMW will stamp the book even if the maintenance schedule wasn’t</p> <p>followed. My question after all this is: Does a service history at BMW really means anything?</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p>