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The primary cat must still be beneath the car for it to pass the MOT.

I'd hold off until I can locate another reliable E31 specialist.

https://www.yell.com/biz/lee-shannon-b-m-w-specialist-farnham-4042019/

I would highly recommend Lee Shannon in Bentley, which is close to Farnham.

These tires are designed for winter use and are not standard issue. Michelin Pilot Alpin 5: Hyundai Continent Icecontact Extreme: Infiniti Michialin X-Ice Snow: Mazda

I appreciate you showing the video. It would have been more accurate to test all three vehicles with the same winter tyre. Among the three, the CX-90 has the most attractive appearance. Those lengthy hoods and that far back cabin are my favourites.

awaiting the release of the images

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After 6600 miles, I have yet to encounter anything approximating this condition. I recommend taking it to the dealer for inspection.

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I attended my 5,000-mile service, and they informed me that they would address the recall. It is a software update pertaining to an issue with petrol containing 10% ethanol. Requires ten minutes.

Do you own images or a link for your 330d? Thank you very much

I intend to replace the original tailpipe trims with more aesthetically pleasing options, potentially featuring M emblems. My vehicle has twin tips, but they are not the 340i variants on either side, if that clarifies my intent.

Hi has anyone changed the dual tips on an f30 with both tips on the N/S of the vehicle as apposed to the dual 340i tips? Where did you get them? My exhaust is 55mm without the tips? Many thanks

I utilise a hardwired RedTiger dashcam for both front and back recording. High quality, no difficulties with corrupted data, fair pricing (within limits, as all manufacturers utilise identical lenses), and satisfactory picture quality—capable of capturing license plates both day and night. I doubt that Fitcam possesses parking mode functionality, given it is not genuinely hardwired. I have also seen substandard recordings, the status of which I am unaware of about any improvements made in the past year. RedTiger, commendably, has been established for a considerable duration and possesses thousands of reviews. Throughout the years, I have encountered various brands that gradually vanish, likely reemerging under different names due to worse quality. A front/rear dashcam and hardwire kit can be purchased for approximately $120 during a promotion. I perceive no justification for expending far more than that on these fundamental dashcams, particularly $200 or more for comparable technology. I conducted extensive study, and there are limitations to what can or will be accomplished for these cameras. They all boast about their Sony Starvis lens. Frequently, the back camera is identical across all brands. I would prioritise cost and dependability.