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Maintenance cost for 4 years old E60
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<blockquote data-quote="alxy" data-source="post: 315694" data-attributes="member: 2947"><p>Depends on the car. I bought my 2004 Jap-spec 530 back in Feb (mileage 16,000km). So far had problems with the alternator and ignition coil, but those were replaced FOC as still during warranty period. Since then, I have had just one regular service (after warranty period), which cost me around RM500 I think. I also chose to change spark plugs at around RM400.</p><p></p><p>25,000km doesn't just apply to the E60 but to most modern bimmers. I have never tested that limit though. I always change at 10,000km (for my E46). But I do low mileage so takes me about 10 months to reach that mark.</p><p></p><p>But in general, I would say that given the premium of a BMW, the service is relatively acceptable. Yes, even a small part can cost 4 figures, maybe even 5, but for that to happen would be real bad luck on your side. Normal wear and tear parts are no different than any other premium marque.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="alxy, post: 315694, member: 2947"] Depends on the car. I bought my 2004 Jap-spec 530 back in Feb (mileage 16,000km). So far had problems with the alternator and ignition coil, but those were replaced FOC as still during warranty period. Since then, I have had just one regular service (after warranty period), which cost me around RM500 I think. I also chose to change spark plugs at around RM400. 25,000km doesn't just apply to the E60 but to most modern bimmers. I have never tested that limit though. I always change at 10,000km (for my E46). But I do low mileage so takes me about 10 months to reach that mark. But in general, I would say that given the premium of a BMW, the service is relatively acceptable. Yes, even a small part can cost 4 figures, maybe even 5, but for that to happen would be real bad luck on your side. Normal wear and tear parts are no different than any other premium marque. [/QUOTE]
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