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bmw 2004 530d - aged well?
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Looks goods!
I've driven the 535d and a beautiful cruising car.
I'd two 535ds. One new in 2007, and another 3 year old one subsequently.
I got both modded to approx 350BHP.
Great cars.
Also had a 2003 e60 530d (loads of problems, cost me a fortune) and a 2004 e60 530i (fantastic car, no issues at all)0 -
Met Police still owns most of the 5 Series saloons.
The older stuff if used for Training of Armed Units.
But when they start to age they are expensive to fix. Suspension bushes are a common issue apparently but then none of the Met 5 Series saloons have been driven sedately and often with 4 big lumps in there with ballistic gear and weapons/ammo etc.
I didn't think it was that ugly when it came out and it certainly looks more individual than the boring car that replaced it.0 -
Why cant I see the pic in the OP? Or wasnt there one and it was just a description?
Never been a fan of that shape 5 Series and always thought they looked quite naff and old.0
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