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Originally Posted by BGM
I am not understanding the correlation between someone who is given (the link above) or purchases (Redvault) a car with 100K miles on it and wondering why they are spending money to get it fixed. I think that is kind of given considering the age of the vehicle. If you buy it when it's new or only a couple years old and keep it you spread the cost of any repairs over the life of the vehicle which will be little.
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in my case it's a comparison issue. my 94 e36 (164,000 miles) has had FAR less issues then my 2004 X. the 2000 e39 i sold had 129,ooo miles on it and also had very few issues . as has been stated, i like the x5 but it doesn't meet my standard on bmw relability and design. after decades of bmw ownership i am disappointed in my bmw X5 and i would not buy another one or reccomend buying one to anyone else.