Goodbye E70 :(

[rufusdedog]

Originally Posted by Kaefer

So... the superiors are not "American workers"? You're making an incredibly incongruent argument. You specifically blamed your quality problems on the car being built in America, when many of the top-quality, best-selling cars in the world are indeed built in America.

Let's face it, most new BMWs built here or anywhere else, have problems. The e53 was riddled with them, but they (BMW) eventually fixed them. By the way, VW has a buy-back program for the Touareg; MB seems to have FINALLY corrected ITS quality control issues after struggling with quality for the past 5 or 6 years... and none of that is related to American workers.

All I'm saying is, making a blanket statement that your problems can be traced back to "American workers" is unfair.

Good luck with the 335i... oh yeah, be on the lookout for transmission over-heating problems that have plagued that car... built in Germany, I believe?

Juan

[330i2X5]

Kaefer/Juan or whatever your name is....you can have the last word....whatever makes you happy.

[Juanted]

Ahhhh... I love it when a plan comes together.

Relax, man... this is not about having the last word. You have your opinion; I have mine. It's OK to disagree.

Originally Posted by 330i2X5

Kaefer/Juan or whatever your name is....you can have the last word....whatever makes you happy.

[Wagner]

Originally Posted by Kaefer

Ahhhh... I love it when a plan comes together.

Relax, man... this is not about having the last word. You have your opinion; I have mine. It's OK to disagree.

Even if his opinion blows

I have had an issue or two with every BMW I have had. For instance my E46 M3 (where is that built again, oh Germany...and by who is it designed..yeah the M division) in the first 2,000 miles the weatherstripping fell off the car. A very common plague with E46's. Had those damn Germans just had better glue standards it would have all been fine

[330i2X5]