JPolen01 Wrote:Ken Wrote:JPolen01 Wrote:I wouldn't waste your time going back to the dealer. If they knew about the repairs and didn't disclose it then what makes you think they will open up about it now?
At the same time, what's the worst that could happen? They say no?
Yeah but if I recall he said he bought the car in MD so that would be about 4-5 hours round trip just for them to tell you to get fucked. Not worth the drive time in my opinion.
Also unless you have proof that it really was in an accident why would they even listen? Just because the side of a car has been repainted doesn't mean it was in an accident just like what Sullivan said. He also can't prove that said damage didn't occur under his ownership.
The airbag show should have a timestamp on it which would prove that it did not happen under my ownership. Also the body panels not lining up is my main issue, not so much the repaint. 4-5 hours for an entire buy back sounds worth it in my opinion..
Current:
13' E92 M3 Comp | 05' Yahama R6 | 95' E36 M3
Past:
14' BMW 335xi GT | 06' Porsche Boxster S | 15' Jeep Grand Cherokee | 84' BMW 733i | 85' Honda Shadow VT700 | 06' Acura TL
Senor_Taylor Wrote:GTBrandon Wrote:The airbag show should have a timestamp on it which would prove that it did not happen under my ownership. Also the body panels not lining up is my main issue, not so much the repaint. 4-5 hours for an entire buy back sounds worth it in my opinion..
Cars can do that? Seems pretty fancy for it to track time and date of such a thing.
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It actually only tracks when the wiper fluid light comes on, only thing that's important honestly
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Current:
13' E92 M3 Comp | 05' Yahama R6 | 95' E36 M3
Past:
14' BMW 335xi GT | 06' Porsche Boxster S | 15' Jeep Grand Cherokee | 84' BMW 733i | 85' Honda Shadow VT700 | 06' Acura TL
It's probably all stored in some form of non-volatile memory, hence why you can disconnect the car battery and the codes will still be there (aka why you can't clear your CEL with a battery disconnect).
Now:
'16 Ram 1500 |
'97 BMW M3 | Some Press Loan
Then:
87 BMW 325e | 91 BMW 535i |
96 BMW 328i |
95 BMW 325i | 95 Mazda Miata |
13 Focus ST | 09 BMW 128i |
00 Pontiac Firebird | 05 Yukon Denali | 96 BMW 328iC |
11 Ford F-150 |
06 BMW M3 |
10 Range Rover SC | '03 Ford Ranger |
'18 Ford F-150 |
'01 BMW X5 | '98 Volvo S70 T5M
I would bet most ECUs have a battery in them just like the motherboard in a laptop/desktop computer. The DSM does... and that was made in 1990.
Why do people just post what they are thinking? Without thinking.
2012 Ford Mustang
1995 BMW 540i/A
1990 Eagle Talon TSI AWD
So when the dealer bought this back, what did you buy as its replacement?
2019 Accord Sport 2.0 A/T
2012 Civic Si - Sold
Hahahahaha
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2013 Honda Fit, 1991 Mazda Miata, Princess Blanca, Mystery, 1993 Volvo 940 - sold, 2003 Mazda Protoge5 - carmax'd, 1996 BMW 328is - sold, 1996 Honda Accord - sold
JPolen01 Wrote:So when the dealer bought this back, what did you buy as its replacement?
Never ended up having the time to drive 2 hours just to argue with a dealership known to do things like this per Sterling BMW. Might still look into it before too much time elaspes but more than likely I'll just enjoy the car as nothing is terribly wrong with it and it will still get me to class and work everyday. Guess there's always a reason something looks like a good deal
Current:
13' E92 M3 Comp | 05' Yahama R6 | 95' E36 M3
Past:
14' BMW 335xi GT | 06' Porsche Boxster S | 15' Jeep Grand Cherokee | 84' BMW 733i | 85' Honda Shadow VT700 | 06' Acura TL