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Does anyone know where an e36 BMW 325i could be maintained for cheap? Does anyone know where I could get an e36 BMW 325i I am thinking of buying maintained for cheap (i.e. reputable garages that charge economical prices)? |
Learn to maintain it yourself and save loads of money :) |
German Auto Sports - http://www.604gas.com/ The Euro Shop - http://www.theeuro-shop.com/Home_Page.php |
Did you just use these three words together in a sentence? BMW maintained cheap :haha::haha::haha::haha::haha: |
buy a civic.... end of thread |
But you drive a BMW... |
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e36 is cheap to maintain if you are doing it yourself. There are no high tech electronics nor fussy mechanical things like ignition, squirt etc. Go to BCBimmer for locals who fix their own cars for tips on getting cheap parts etc http://www.bcbimmers.com/forums/index.php |
e36 is an easy to maintain car we can handle that for you and our labor rates are far cheaper then BMW's |
^^what kind of things does ur store specialize in? And whats your labor rate for basic maintenance? |
Some reputable shops: The Euro Shop - Surrey CG Motorsports - Richmond Nixon Automotive - Burnaby MB Euromotors - Vancouver BMV - Richmond Brian Jessel Autohaus - Vancouver/Burnaby (on Boundary Road) Rise Auto Salon - Richmond Drivehard Performance - Richmond Rates are generally standard an less than dealership but I wouldn't say cheap (whatever your definition of that is.) I've had good experiences at Nixon Automotive but have not taken my car to the other shops for service. Most have a good reputation and have done excellent work. FYI to the ill-informed: E36s generally have been known to be rock solid. Parts are reasonable and are plentiful and can be cheap if you do some shopping. Labour is labour at most shops anyway. |
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That aside: OP, oil changes which will need to be done on any car are pretty much the same price, i would say 40bux for oil and 15 or so for a nice filter. If you're tallking about bigger issues though, like wheel bearings etc or engine work, that straight 6 in the E36 is pretty much bulletproof. So really i can't see much happening to it unless you buy a lemon. And like others have said, the E36 doesn't have like 141250912451294 electric items like the modern german cars |
MB euro / Bullet racing!! or Nixon or CG. |
>BMW >Maintained >Cheap LOL |
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great thing about E36's is that solutions are easy to find on almost every problem possible on that car as it's been around for a while and DIY is not too bad on it either, but of course, there may be times when you'll need a shop's expertise and we'll be there for you if you need us. try and spend the extra coin to find a well maintained example and get a PPI done (we can help you with that) once you find the right example, you will not regret it i own an E36 myself, and i know they're a blast to drive! |
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labour rates are ridiculously stupid i dont know what the labour rates are for bmw but for a GMC truck, it was 102$/hr at the dealership and those fags know how to stretch their hours. OP wants cheap. probably like 20$/hr + parts with no mark up |
German Auto Sports in Surrey or Gold Wrench Automotives in North Vancouver good prices, good mechanics, overall great! |
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20/hour? does Canadian tire even charge that low? |
which reminds me. My car needs servicing and I dont want to take it to a dealership. Anyone recommend a shop in richmond for an acura tl? |
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acura dealership oil change was $69 plus tax. tire rotations? DIY or midas for $20. ... |
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