I have a Chevy Bolt EUV, so never.
Yeah fo sho if Jane saw me under there she’d wig the **** outThe lift in your first photo is impressive, but I would still feel uncomfortable getting underneath that vehicle.
I have a Chevy Bolt EUV, so never.
Yeah fo sho if Jane saw me under there she’d wig the **** outThe lift in your first photo is impressive, but I would still feel uncomfortable getting underneath that vehicle.
What model is your next BMW?I worked my way up to BMW. I’ve owned several GM, Mopar, Toyota, Subaru, and Audi, before I bought my first BMW. I kept hearing the tag line “the ultimate driving machine” and I’ve come to love them and think it’s true. I’ll be buying my fourth BMW next spring. BMW just does what you’d want a car to do. They’re very well engineered.
I’ve had all 3 series and probably will get another. I’m satisfied with the all around size and performance of the 3 series. I’d like to get the 4 liter engine in a 3 series car some day, but the regular 3 liter turbocharged engine is plenty of power for me.What model is your next BMW?
The 3 liter bmw motor is brilliant. My neighbor rocks a blacked out new 4 series with that motor, it’s awesomeI’ve had all 3 series and probably will get another. I’m satisfied with the all around size and performance of the 3 series. I’d like to get the 4 liter engine in a 3 series car some day, but the regular 3 liter turbocharged engine is plenty of power for me.
Yeah, that’s an old one, what year?The 3 liter bmw motor is brilliant. My neighbor rocks a blacked out new 4 series with that motor, it’s awesome
Check my college grad present. Jane and I rocked this for years til it rusted away
Just a thought the oil is good for 5000 miles. It's the oil filter that shouldn't go longer than that.It depends on the vehicle and the time of year for me. For my car I will take a bunch of 7 mile trips to and from work and use it for trips to the grocery store, etc. Because it’s much more stop start and short distances, I’ll get it changed by 5000 miles normally. My wife drives about 25 miles each way to work and we generally use her car when we take trips so getting up to 7000 miles isn’t a big deal to me. If it’s summer and I have some time, I’ll probably do it myself but if it’s colder out and we’ve got things going on, I might just have the dealer do it as they generally give me a break on the price.
Okay, I’ve always been afraid to ask this, but you seem approachable. How much did the a$$hole driving lessons cost when you switched? And are they good for life, or do you need periodic refreshers? TIA!I worked my way up to BMW. I’ve owned several GM, Mopar, Toyota, Subaru, and Audi, before I bought my first BMW. I kept hearing the tag line “the ultimate driving machine” and I’ve come to love them and think it’s true. I’ll be buying my fourth BMW next spring. BMW just does what you’d want a car to do. They’re very well engineered.
I was wondering the same thing, but it’s directed towards pickup truck owners.Okay, I’ve always been afraid to ask this, but you seem approachable. How much did the a$$hole driving lessons cost when you switched? And are they good for life, or do you need periodic refreshers? TIA!
How did you know I dr….I was wondering the same thing, but it’s directed towards pickup truck owners.
let me ask, why would you change 20000 mile oil every 3,000 miles? seems wasteful. Just askingI change the oil and filter in all 3 vehicles every 3, 000 miles. I use pure synthetic 20,000 mile oil at the proper grade for the vehicle and also 20,000 mile filters. Never have had an engine issue in any vehicle over the past 40 years though the Pontiac Bonneville with 234,000 miles is beginning to have transmission issues.
And schitty for the environmentlet me ask, why would you change 20000 mile oil every 3,000 miles? seems wasteful. Just asking
No engine problems, ever. Worth it to me.let me ask, why would you change 20000 mile oil every 3,000 miles? seems wasteful. Just asking
What? I take my used oil to a recycling center. Nit-pick much? Did you know those giant windmills hold 700 gallons of oil each which needs changed every 9 months? You'd be better serving the environment complaining about that and advocating for their removal.And schitty for the environment
It makes no sense from every perspective; time, money, environment, engine wear. None at all. You should really keep this to yourself.No engine problems, ever. Worth it to me.
I change the oil and filter in all 3 vehicles every 3, 000 miles. I use pure synthetic 20,000 mile oil at the proper grade for the vehicle and also 20,000 mile filters. Never have had an engine issue in any vehicle over the past 40 years though the Pontiac Bonneville with 234,000 miles is beginning to have transmission issues.
I didn't bring it up, you did. But you do your thing and I'll do mine. It doesn't make sense to you but it makes perfect sense to me. Not sure why this bothers you, unless you're a woke lib then it makes all the sense in the world.It makes no sense from every perspective; time, money, environment, engine wear. None at all. You should really keep this to yourself.
Reminds of the know it all at the marina who said I used the wrong oil in my boat ,he’d never use that. To which I got my book out and showed I used exactly what they specified. Then I said to him some ME somewhere got paid good money to figure that out!!No engine problems, ever. Worth it to me.
You're befuddled by my opinion as I am by yours. We're all different pal, get used to it.
OR ... why don't I do it my way and INSURE (as much as possible) no engine trouble.Reminds of the know it all at the marina who said I used the wrong oil in my boat ,he’d never use that. To which I got my book out and showed I used exactly what they specified. Then I said to him some ME somewhere got paid good money to figure that out!!
Same w you imo. Some engineer along w extensive testing decided it go 20000 miles. Why not believe them?? Are the oil changes the reason you get 200,000 miles or are the engines just built well
you do what u want
I haven’t had any engine problemsOR ... why don't I do it my way and INSURE (as much as possible) no engine trouble.
You're befuddled by my opinion as I am by yours. We're all different pal, get used to it.
well, isn't that just wonderfulI haven’t had any engine problems
I sense vinegar and water in the air …I didn't bring it up, you did. But you do your thing and I'll do mine. It doesn't make sense to you but it makes perfect sense to me. Not sure why this bothers you, unless you're a woke lib then it makes all the sense in the world.
Wow, what an A-Hole. BTW, you should probably not join in conversations.well, isn't that just wonderful
I sense vinegar and water in the air …
Well, whadda ya know, another eloquent and thoughtful poster with a negative IQ. Are you the wokeity woke poster approver? Or just angry because you're not, and never will be?Wow, what an A-Hole. BTW, you should probably not join in conversations.
Got any original ideas?Well, whadda ya know, another eloquent and thoughtful poster with a negative IQ. Are you the wokeity woke poster approver? Or just angry because you're not, and never will be?
Sure, you just responded to one.Got any original ideas?
wokity Woke newsflash: suggest you check your PalmPilot about how much has changed with regard to engine & engine oil technology since the days you were dreaming of owning a Pontiac *Sure, you just responded to one.
Here's my initial one: I change the oil and filter in all 3 vehicles every 3, 000 miles. I use pure synthetic 20,000 mile oil at the proper grade for the vehicle and also 20,000 mile filters. Never have had an engine issue in any vehicle over the past 40 years though the Pontiac Bonneville with 234,000 miles is beginning to have transmission issues.
Another: People who insist that a tried and true oil changing procedure that has served an individual perfectly for over 40 years is wrong simply because "they" don't do it that way appear as argumentative, self-serving trolls when they post their "my way or the highway" response.
My oh my, who would have thunk that innocently posting your oil changing method would raise such vitriol from such a collection of "know-it-alls" who actually are "know-nothings"? Certainly not me, it was shocking when it happened.
Oh well, there's nothing but unlimted blank space below, troll on, there's nothing stopping you except maybe your good sense ... wait, that's a bridge too far, right?
WhyYou're befuddled by my opinion as I am by yours. We're all different pal, get used to it.
you had me at bonnevilleSure, you just responded to one.
Here's my initial one: I change the oil and filter in all 3 vehicles every 3, 000 miles. I use pure synthetic 20,000 mile oil at the proper grade for the vehicle and also 20,000 mile filters. Never have had an engine issue in any vehicle over the past 40 years though the Pontiac Bonneville with 234,000 miles is beginning to have transmission issues.
Another: People who insist that a tried and true oil changing procedure that has served an individual perfectly for over 40 years is wrong simply because "they" don't do it that way appear as argumentative, self-serving trolls when they post their "my way or the highway" response.
My oh my, who would have thunk that innocently posting your oil changing method would raise such vitriol from such a collection of "know-it-alls" who actually are "know-nothings"? Certainly not me, it was shocking when it happened.
Oh well, there's nothing but unlimted blank space below, troll on, there's nothing stopping you except maybe your good sense ... wait, that's a bridge too far, right?
Now that's a classic!wokity Woke newsflash: suggest you check your PalmPilot about how much has changed with regard to engine & engine oil technology since the days you were dreaming of owning a Pontiac *
You really need some self-awareness.Sure, you just responded to one.
Here's my initial one: I change the oil and filter in all 3 vehicles every 3, 000 miles. I use pure synthetic 20,000 mile oil at the proper grade for the vehicle and also 20,000 mile filters. Never have had an engine issue in any vehicle over the past 40 years though the Pontiac Bonneville with 234,000 miles is beginning to have transmission issues.
Another: People who insist that a tried and true oil changing procedure that has served an individual perfectly for over 40 years is wrong simply because "they" don't do it that way appear as argumentative, self-serving trolls when they post their "my way or the highway" response.
My oh my, who would have thunk that innocently posting your oil changing method would raise such vitriol from such a collection of "know-it-alls" who actually are "know-nothings"? Certainly not me, it was shocking when it happened.
Oh well, there's nothing but unlimted blank space below, troll on, there's nothing stopping you except maybe your good sense ... wait, that's a bridge too far, right?
Cha-ching and there's another one! Newsflash: Sorry, no is the response to your suggestion, I'm not changing how I do it. Why does that bother folks so much, please explain if you can. Another newsflash: You assume too much about me, I never dreamed of owning a Pontiac, it was the best deal at the time we were car shopping. Thanks for your comments though, they are appreciated.wokity Woke newsflash: suggest you check your PalmPilot about how much has changed with regard to engine & engine oil technology since the days you were dreaming of owning a Pontiac *
You, of all people, would have no clue of any needs I may have, just based off the irrationality of your responses thus far.You really need some self-awareness.