F11 530d
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F11 530d
Been searching around for a good low mileage 530d for around 6 months. Found one over the Christmas holidays and pulled the trigger on it this afternoon.
Lovely drive home from the dealer this evening, very smooth, effortless and quiet. So the obvious question is to map, or not to map!!!! is 560Nm torque enough for now?
Lovely drive home from the dealer this evening, very smooth, effortless and quiet. So the obvious question is to map, or not to map!!!! is 560Nm torque enough for now?
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I hope the f11 drives better than my previous f10. I had a 535d 'Motor Sport' and it was without a shadow of a doubt the most flawed car I have ever owned.
It was one of the very few cars I bought brand new. Beautiful interior, tech etc but had the worst suspension set up ever, almost undriveable half the time.
I genuinely hope the f11 isn't the same
It was one of the very few cars I bought brand new. Beautiful interior, tech etc but had the worst suspension set up ever, almost undriveable half the time.
I genuinely hope the f11 isn't the same
#5
Nice one! Year? Mileage?
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I hope the f11 drives better than my previous f10. I had a 535d 'Motor Sport' and it was without a shadow of a doubt the most flawed car I have ever owned.
It was one of the very few cars I bought brand new. Beautiful interior, tech etc but had the worst suspension set up ever, almost undriveable half the time.
I genuinely hope the f11 isn't the same
It was one of the very few cars I bought brand new. Beautiful interior, tech etc but had the worst suspension set up ever, almost undriveable half the time.
I genuinely hope the f11 isn't the same
#9
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Not unreliable at all.
What I meant was that the suspension set up was the worst I've ever experienced. The car would literally wobble and feel like it was about to lose control if it hit a pothole at 20 mph.
I'm not exaggerating when I say that it felt dangerous and undriveable 90% of the time. I was flabbergasted that BMW road tested this car and thought that it was acceptable.
And I hear that BMW has continued to do this. Internet is full of people complaining that their 3 series x drive cars have a similarly flawed suspension set up.
Anyway, I hope that your model is one of the good ones
Last edited by Dingdongler; 03 January 2018 at 06:29 PM.
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My 2010 F10 530d SE had always handled superb, although I had to replace bottom wishbones, inner and outer track rod and a four wheel alignment and i think the springs + dampers are starting to go a bit soggy if your on a small B road. I Bought it at with 60k miles and its now at 105k.
It has had a lot replaced but I do drive 20 miles of twisty bumpy B roads on my commute and 30 on the motorway, I'v wondered before if the SE actually handles better than the stiffer Msport
It has had a lot replaced but I do drive 20 miles of twisty bumpy B roads on my commute and 30 on the motorway, I'v wondered before if the SE actually handles better than the stiffer Msport
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