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06-03-2008, 05:49 AM
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Taking the X to Brazil
Well I am at 205,420miles and I think its time to retire my X5 in Brazil.
My wife and I are visiting her family down here and she says she wantes to stay for a while. Do you guys know how I would start going about shipping my X down there? Does any one have any experience with this?
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_________________________________________________ 2010 X5M /// R63 AMG...Wifey's 540HP Family Hualer 2001 X5 3.0i Sport 335,448 miles & counting... SMG M3 Steering wheel E46 Stainless Racing Headers 4.6is Exhaust Turner Pulleys Afe Intake Brembo drilled rotors PowerFlex Bushings Hualingan 30mm H&R Spacers rear 20mm H&R Spacers front Bavarian Autosport High-Performance Coils Active Autowerke's Performance Software 
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06-03-2008, 09:39 AM
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Do a search for international cargo companies that provide roll-on/roll-off shipping of cars overseas. Depending on which city you want to ship to in Brazil, you will have to drive or deliver your X5 to the cargo company in a corresponding exit port in here in the US. Most likely will be either Miami, Tampa, or Baltimore. Shipping to Latin America will probably take a few weeks.
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06-03-2008, 01:12 PM
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how did u keep ur mileage that far and how much did u have to invest in repairs? I am at 65K and already need to invest a TON of money into new parts, can imagine at this pace by the time I hit 200K I have rebuilt the car two times incl. all components
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That's some mileage.
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