[mondayze]

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[mondayze]

The car wasn't initially sold at a dealer, it was directly titled in NJ. does that prove it was kept within BMW? Could this also mean it could have been a BMW driving experience car? It is VERY clean so I would doubt it was a driving experience car...

[TheJerseyDon]

At the BMWNA show we where beating on the fleet cars. Some only had 1300 miles. Not to mention all the people getting in an out of them. This is not to say they don't take of them but I wouldn't be sure of the long term. OR This one can be just an EXEC car that was provided to the VIPs. just not sure which it was unless you are?

[RigaTony1982]

If this is a BMW experience car, I’d personally stay away. Those get the shit beat out of them. I did a BMW UDE event back in August. One of the cars they had for street drives got stranded on the road because the transmission or something blew. The guy working the event said it happens all the time, because people go nuts on them.

[mondayze]

Originally Posted by TheJerseyDon

At the BMWNA show we where beating on the fleet cars. Some only had 1300 miles. Not to mention all the people getting in an out of them. This is not to say they don't take of them but I wouldn't be sure of the long term. OR This one can be just an EXEC car that was provided to the VIPs. just not sure which it was unless you are?

I have no idea, the car is super clean. I would think it would have a bunch of wear and tear from people beating on it. Interior and exterior is very nice.

[mondayze]

Originally Posted by RigaTony1982

If this is a BMW experience car, I’d personally stay away. Those get the shit beat out of them. I did a BMW UDE event back in August. One of the cars they had for street drives got stranded on the road because the transmission or something blew. The guy working the event said it happens all the time, because people go nuts on them.

idk how to tell if it was an experience car, its very clean inside and out so I would imagine its not. Hard to tell though.

[RigaTony1982]

I know they can’t CPO those cars, so that may be your first clue.

[mondayze]

I dont think this would be a driving experience car because it came fully optioned with the assisted driving. thoughts?

[TheJerseyDon]

Originally Posted by mondayze

idk how to tell if it was an experience car, its very clean inside and out so I would imagine its not. Hard to tell though.

I think your answering all your own questions 2020 you can tune right now and better sounding exhaust too. Price seem good and you can save a bunch over the 23.

[mondayze]

Originally Posted by RigaTony1982

I know they can’t CPO those cars, so that may be your first clue.

how can I tell if it was CPO?

[mondayze]

Originally Posted by TheJerseyDon

I think your answering all your own questions 2020 you can tune right now and better sounding exhaust too. Price seem good and you can save a bunch over the 23.

I cant justify losing 20k after owning the car for a year lol I am just trying to be very smart with this purchase. Its port blue which I like but not nearly as much as Dravit. But I think finding a fully loaded Dravit will take a while.

[areohbee340i]

Originally Posted by RigaTony1982

If this is a BMW experience car, I’d personally stay away. Those get the shit beat out of them. I did a BMW UDE event back in August. One of the cars they had for street drives got stranded on the road because the transmission or something blew. The guy working the event said it happens all the time, because people go nuts on them.

Have a feeling these questions are about my car. My car was a BMW Executive car, not a BMW Experience car, a test car, nor a rental. When you purchase a car here in CA, you have to disclose that and this wasn't the case. I haven't had a single issue with the car whatsoever. The engine sounds phenomenal, the inside is practically new, the car is in top shape and have never had any issue with it whatsoever

Anyways, good luck to the OP who is looking for a car