brady23 wrote: » Moving back to Ireland in July/August so will be looking here for some ideas. Currently in NZ bought a 99 1.6 Golf with 158000km needs a timing belt soon along with a few more bits, multiple mechanics (indo & indo at car fair) told me I got a good deal at 3000$ so 2000e, so many older cars here are far higher in price but bigger engines, low tax and optional insurance. It's a far cry from home
unkel wrote: » Non pd? I know very little about diesel engines and even less about VAG diesels, but I thought all the VAG turbo diesel engines of that era had been pd for years and they switched to common rail a few years later?
Duke O Smiley wrote: » https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/2005-bmw-520-new-nct-01-18-2-2-petrol/14217131 05 E60 automatic with leather and NCT to 2018 for €1750. Cheap for "premium" motoring
wotzgoingon wrote: » Daylight robbery a 1999 1.6 golf 2k.
80s Child wrote: » I don't need a car, I REALLY don't, but what's the story with these? I can see myself buying one of these or a 520d in a few years when their price drops. Mechanic won't let me go near a beemer because of the servicing/parts cost.
wotzgoingon wrote: » brady23 wrote: » Moving back to Ireland in July/August so will be looking here for some ideas. Currently in NZ bought a 99 1.6 Golf with 158000km needs a timing belt soon along with a few more bits, multiple mechanics (indo & indo at car fair) told me I got a good deal at 3000$ so 2000e, so many older cars here are far higher in price but bigger engines, low tax and optional insurance. It's a far cry from home Daylight robbery a 1999 1.6 golf 2k.
Trojan wrote: » How does the M54B22 compare with the N43B20 in later E60 520i? I'm currently driving the M54B25 E39 and considering a move to E60 or E61.
Soarer wrote: » Can someone translate that for me?
80s Child wrote: » Ha ha ha.... I thought it was just me! I felt like I was reading Mandarin!
jca wrote: » The translation isn't a whole lot better...
unkel wrote: » I failed? I'll try again! E39: BMW 5-series model number (3 generations ago) E60: BMW 5-series model number (2 generations ago) - Sedan / Saloon E61: BMW 5-series model number (2 generations ago) - Touring / Stationwagon M54: straight six cylinder petrol engine from the early 00s N43: straight four cylinder petrol engine from the late 00s B22: number after the B indicates how many litres the capacity of the engine is. 22 indicates 2.2l That better?
Soarer wrote: » Better, and kinda sad.
26000 Elephants wrote: » ^ chape, but RAF. I still would.... :cool:
BorneTobyWilde wrote: » https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/04-alfa-156-ti-nctd-1-18-taxed-3-17/14155932 O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? With the tax the new tyres and new parts and long nct then its decent at 1500.00
How does the M54B22 compare with the N43B20 in later E60 520i? I'm currently driving the M54B25 E39 and considering a move to E60 or E61.
How does the older 6 cylinder 2.2L engine compare with the newer 4 cyclinder 2.0L in the 5th generation 520i? I'm currently driving a 4th generation 525i and considering a move to the 5th generation (either saloon or maybe even estate).
racso1975 wrote: » 1750 looks lovely I think!!! whoever put advert up deserves a slap as it say nct 2015 but the nct site say jan 2018https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/jaguar-x-type-v6-sport/14217775
Nekarsulm wrote: » So, got the latest "Bangernomics" machine home. Already have had serious expenditure with it. 6 liters of Synthetic and a filter, 48 Euro!
carzony wrote: » Looks very clean, would you mind me asking what you paid?