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X5FX 06-13-2007 12:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by photomat
How what does "us" any good? The fact that I found something cool or the fact that the glove box locks and keeps my Ipod secure?

what I mean is-

if the car is locked, why does it matter that the glove box is locked?

if someone smashed your window, what's to stop them from sticking a screw driver in the glovebox and popping it open?

I just dont see how this really matters.

trueX5er 06-13-2007 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by X5FX
if someone smashed your window, what's to stop them from sticking a screw driver in the glovebox and popping it open?

The fact that it is physically locked, with two locking mechanisms.

And, the point of a locking glove box, as with all cars (which usually have them) is that is creates a secure space for personal belongings that is out of sight.
In my Saab convertible, when ever I park it with the top down, i put what ever I don't want stolen in the glove box and then lock it. The only way to get in is with the key.
So that's why you need a locking glovebox. :thumbup:

X5FX 06-13-2007 12:42 AM

yes, but my point is that it actually isnt a locking glovebox if you cant physically lock it.

When I lock my "car" I have created a secure space for my stuff.

The purpose of a locking glovebox is typically for those instances when someone has access to the car (valet, etc) and you want a place to lock up personal items...our glovebox wont do this. We have a weird locking glovebox that only locks when its locked...whats up with that?

I dont need to lock up my personal items twice.

StumpyPete 06-16-2007 11:51 AM

The underfloor storage area in the boot(trunk) is physically lockable using the metal key inside the plastic. You can then remove the metal key before handing it over to valet. Not ideal - but better than nothing.

Fastbuck 06-17-2007 06:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StumpyPete
The underfloor storage area in the boot(trunk) is physically lockable using the metal key inside the plastic. You can then remove the metal key before handing it over to valet. Not ideal - but better than nothing.

Pete
Did you order one of the optional storage packages? My car does not have a lock in there.

X5FX 06-17-2007 08:27 PM

Mine does, I have the third row...dont know if that make a difference.

photomat 06-17-2007 09:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fastbuck
Pete
Did you order one of the optional storage packages? My car does not have a lock in there.

Mine has no lock in the back either. (no third row)

StumpyPete 06-18-2007 04:14 AM

yep - I have third row - I also have the storage package (the one with the rails in the boot) - suspect it is one of those that comes with the lock.

X5FX 06-18-2007 09:41 AM

In The US model, the Premium Package has the locking storage and sliding rails:

Premium Package
Nevada Leather
Nevada Leather / Perforated9,19
Lumbar support
Dark Burl Walnut Wood interior trim
Light Poplar Wood interior trim9
Dark Bamboo Wood interior trim9
Panoramic moonroof with 2-piece glass panels, power slide and lift control, wind deflector and electric interior sunshade
Automatic-dimming rear-view mirror with digital-readout compass and automatic-dimming, power-folding side-view mirrors
BMW Universal transceiver (garage-door opener)
Storage package, including floor tracks in rear cargo area
BMW Assist™ with Bluetooth® wireless technology for hands-free calling (with Bluetooth enabled mobile phone16), with phonebook downloading and speech recognition capabilities
Floor tracks in rear cargo area

~KaiFy GaiwanY~ 02-27-2008 02:00 PM

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