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motordavid 06-13-2010 11:48 AM

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Our '01 3.0 has ~78k miles at this time.
A pic of hitting 76k miles, back in April, when I was migrating north
back to the Mtn House, from our FL winter bunker.
GL, mD

PS: Wally's X remains my hero! :thumbup:

TaMbALoLoNg 06-13-2010 12:02 PM

Reposting, had her at 36k a year ago, now at 42k. I cant believe i only her for 6k since. It felt like i was riding her all the time, maybe because of ther younger but bigger sister. She has been very good and gave me Zero issues, i love her.

M_Six 06-13-2010 05:11 PM

The '03 I bought in Mar '07 had 48k when when I bought it. It now has 141k.

IndyX5 08-12-2010 08:47 PM

02 3.0, pushing 177,000 miles. Just developed a valve cover gasket leak...no biggie. Unfortunately 1/2 my dash is illegible, tailgate rattles, and rt front ball joint is going but.....177k. Any American domestic would have these same issues before 100k so no complaints. That is unless my trans fails before I trade her in.

zzzzkev 08-12-2010 11:40 PM

How Many Miles does your 3.0 have?
 
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Originally Posted by IndyX5 (Post 761624)
02 3.0, pushing 177,000 miles. Just developed a valve cover gasket leak...no biggie. Unfortunately 1/2 my dash is illegible, tailgate rattles, and rt front ball joint is going but.....177k. Any American domestic would have these same issues before 100k so no complaints. That is unless my trans fails before I trade her in.

Don't know what a valve cover gasket costs, but the instrument cluster can be repaired for $299 (see www.vdorepair.com), the tailgate rattle I repaired for $135, and the "ball joint" is relatively easy and inexpensive to repair (~$100). Assuming the ball joint referenced is a control arm - I did both the lower control arms for $225 and mine rides like new. Of course I needed a 4-wheel alignment to get it to ride staight. '02 X5 3.0i 150,150 miles.

BMWX5-RSA 08-13-2010 05:30 AM

Just sold my 2004 3.0i Auto with around 105,000 kms on the clock. Strong, reliable and very desirable vehicle. A beaut that would probably have gone for another 100,000 kms without too many issues.
I have now bought a 2010 E70 30d facelift with 6kms on the clock :D after looking long and hard at the ML and Cayenne. All excellent vehicles but I guess the BMW just felt right. :thumbup:


Cisc0 08-13-2010 08:48 AM

'02 @ 86k and still a virgin!

Boston X5 4.4 08-13-2010 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by motordavid (Post 748518)
Our '01 3.0 has ~78k miles at this time.
A pic of hitting 76k miles, back in April, when I was migrating north
back to the Mtn House, from our FL winter bunker.
GL, mD

PS: Wally's X remains my hero! :thumbup:

4,000 at 80 seems v. high. Not familiar with the manual X - is that in overdrive?

motordavid 08-13-2010 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Boston X5 4.4 (Post 761762)
4,000 at 80 seems v. high. Not familiar with the manual X - is that in overdrive?

No OD on the old 5 spd manual...the newer 6 spd manual is slightly
overdriven, ratio-wise.

Those rpms were probably a tad higher than usual at that speed,
as I had pressed on the gas pedal lightly, passing someone.
But, yes the 5 spd = high rpms at highway speed. My Vette, pic
below, turns about 1600 rpms at 75 mph, thanks to 5th being OD
and 6th gear is way OD.
BR, mD


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