so I'm torn between..2007 se x5 showroom type or a 2013 ex police model.
My questions are.. Will a heated seat control panel and leather interior be a plug and play or is the loom for this missing in ex police cars ?
What are the advantages or disadvantages on a ex police, Mrs loves white x5s and our budget won't stretch to a 'normal'white model.
Thanks for any advice you all can give
Steve ,Cheshire based
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Greetings to all, newbie looking to take the plunge into e70 x5 ownership
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Re: Greetings to all, newbie looking to take the plunge into e70 x5 ownership
I'd wager you'll struggle to ascertain what specification police versions are built to. Often wiring looms have many tied back unused connections but it doesnt stop/start there, relays and fuses need to be identified and possibly more. Police vehicles are supposedly well maintained but do live a hard life.
As you would be buying a car then a full interior thats a big gamble imo and not one i'd contemplate. But then i'm not a gambler
If white is really that important, buy a regular car with the spec you are happy with and have it wrapped. There was a very nice white E70 for sale here
As you would be buying a car then a full interior thats a big gamble imo and not one i'd contemplate. But then i'm not a gambler
If white is really that important, buy a regular car with the spec you are happy with and have it wrapped. There was a very nice white E70 for sale here
Re: Greetings to all, newbie looking to take the plunge into e70 x5 ownership
Agree with Blacksapphire on the police vehicle....I would go for the 'e' as Ive had many and an 'f', the 'e' is a far better built car in my opinion and less problematic from my experience and from what Ive read on the net.