BMW M8 Gran Coupe general repairs

BMW M8 Gran Coupe general repairs
BMW M8 Gran Coupe general repairs

Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, commonly referred to as BMW, is a German multinational corporate manufacturer of luxury vehicles and motorcycles headquartered in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.

The BMW M8 Gran Coupe is a high-performance luxury sedan that belongs to BMW's M lineup, denoting its motorsport-inspired features and powerful performance. Here are some key details about the BMW M8 Gran Coupe:

Performance:

The M8 Gran Coupe is known for its impressive performance capabilities. It is typically powered by a high-performance engine, such as a TwinPower Turbocharged V8, delivering substantial horsepower and torque.

Transmission:

BMW M8 Gran Coupe models often come equipped with an M Steptronic automatic transmission, offering quick and precise gear changes.

M xDrive:

The M8 Gran Coupe typically features BMW's M xDrive all-wheel-drive system, providing enhanced traction and stability, especially during dynamic driving situations.

Design:

The M8 Gran Coupe boasts a sleek and sporty design, with distinctive M-specific elements that emphasize its performance-oriented nature. The four-door coupe styling adds a touch of elegance to the sporty profile.

Interior Features:

Inside the cabin, the M8 Gran Coupe offers a luxurious and driver-centric environment. Premium materials, advanced technology, and M-specific details contribute to a high-quality interior.

Performance Options:

Some M8 Gran Coupe models may come with performance options, such as the Competition package, which includes enhancements to the engine output, suspension, and exhaust system for even more spirited driving.

Technology:

The M8 Gran Coupe typically incorporates the latest BMW technology, including a touchscreen infotainment system, digital instrument cluster, and connectivity features such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Driving Modes:

The M8 Gran Coupe often features multiple driving modes, allowing drivers to customize the vehicle's performance characteristics based on their preferences and driving conditions.

Safety Features:

BMW typically equips the M8 Gran Coupe with a range of advanced safety features and driver-assistance systems to enhance safety during daily driving.

Exclusive Features: - As part of the M lineup, the M8 Gran Coupe may offer exclusive features such as M compound brakes, M Sport exhaust system, and M carbon roof.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information about the BMW M8 Gran Coupe, including details about the 2022 model, it's recommended to check the official BMW website or consult with a BMW dealership.

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Endless problems, high parts cost, Arrogant dealership! - I realize fully that my opinion(s) are not exactly the same as some out there who are chiming in with comments about more recent models purchased, new or used from BMW dealerships, but I thought I would give my two cents because of my shock that these cars are absolutely not built with the same quality of a Mercedes or of Chevrolet (at least when it comes to their Corvette products). Recently, I purchased a 1999 BMW 328i Convertible with 116,000 miles on it. I did so believing that BMW had superior quality and engineering. The car is so cosmetically perfect as to indicate that it had been well taken care of, and the Carfax was in order, too. The engine overall runs fine, although I've already gone through two steering pumps because BMW's are apparently prone to having steering pump clogging issues with their steering pump filters, also, my air conditioning does not work properly due to a common BMW problem called the fan regulator switch. Realizing fully that there would be things that needed fixing on any car with such high mileage, I never in my life have heard of some of the ridiculous things that are wrong with this car nor have I ever experienced the sticker shock with regard to finding/purchasing parts in order to patch this thing back together (i.e. a new cup holder, which usually can only be ordered directly from BMW because there are no used ones on the market due to the fact that they are made so cheaply is $60.00 at the local arrogant dealership. A coin holder which is usually broken but which has to be replaced in order to complete the restoration of the center console is $30.00 and looks like nothing more than a small piece of thin plastic with cheap springs inside). The airbag light that is on is not due to something specifically wrong with one of the airbags, but rather has to do with the "seat belt tensioner", a typically BMW, overkill, goofy part and/or mechanism, which requires a full replacement of the seat belt latching mechanism on the passenger side, $550.00 for the part from BMW, $150.00 if I'm lucky to find a used one on eBay that actually works. And the service advisor at the local dealership here in Kansas City just kind of laughed, like they've done about most things. When I asked for an estimate to have it installed, saying, "It's hard to say how much it would cost, we don't do much work on the ‘older’ cars.” When I asked about the driver's seat, of which the power gears have locked up and no longer work, he simply flat out said "We really don't do work like that on the ‘older cars’, and recommended one of two or three local boutique-type foreign car garages around town.” The same went for my convertible top, always with a good little arrogant laugh. I inquired about an oil change, and after another arrogant little chuckle, and checking with several other mechanics and service advisors, was told it would "probably be about $100.00." This after I've spent a good $1,000.00+ at their dealership on parts which I've installed myself. I've owned several sports cars in my life, most of which were purchased used, including 5 Corvettes, and two Mercedes-Benz SLs (one of the Mercedes' had over 160,000 miles on it when purchased; the other over 80,000 miles). All were far superior cars to this "ultimate driving machine", with far fewer problems of any kind on them. I cannot believe the shoddy quality of everything on this car. The plastic on almost every plastic part is cheap and cracks; electrical problems are now starting to crop up with my entire left tail light mechanism failing to operate now (never have I experienced a whole bank of tail lights failing on any car I've ever owned, foreign or domestic). I realized I was going to have to replace the top because it was worn out; however, parts of the top that are necessary to complete the top rebuild are astronomical in price, with small plastic pieces and one foot of elastic cord costing $80.00 wholesale; one piece, available only from BMW, that is held in place with the stupidest design I ever saw of having one central screw in the center of the windshield, cost $283.00 and is so flimsy that it's a wonder that it won't need replacing once a year. The top doesn't work correctly and there is no guarantee that it ever will. I've seen 30 year old Chevrolets with tops that are not this intricate, cheap, nor prone to problems that still work beautifully. Just today, most of my tail lights and all of my interior lights stopped working!This car looks like it was well taken care of, but it must have all been to no avail. I now understand why a used BMW is only worth about 30% of what a used Mercedes is valued at. I did not sign on to being a Beemer owner thinking that I was buying something with as many problems as a 50 year old Jaguar or MG. I was thinking the quality would be more like a Mercedes and as for the arrogant preamble to this site, which says: “High-performance cars require lots and lots of very expensive routine maintenance. Also they're notorious for being afflicted with all kinds of exotic problems. If you're really into cars, understand them and are willing to lavish time, money and attention on one, the BMW may be for you. If you're looking to raise your self-esteem by buying something really expensive, we recommend real estate.”That's **! Furthermore, the arrogance of the people who work at the local dealership, including at the parts counter is unbelievable. They almost want to argue with you about what part you need. If they can't find it immediately, they get cranky and claim it doesn't exist, that that was a part that BMW didn't put on the car, or some other crazy excuse. Then, when you finally bring them a part number, they apologize and tell you it's $500.00. A Corvette and Mercedes SLs are high performance cars, and I do understand cars, and BMWs are pieces of crap! Just my two cents, but I will never purchase a BMW, new or used ever again!

Todd of Leawood, KS
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Love this car (X1) great value for the price. It drives beautifully and has UNBELIEVABLE radius. It's extremely solid and easy to keep clean. However, it's small inside and will not fit standard car seats. Also, the beeping and chimes are total overkill and cause anxiety. The clock cannot be seen well. The worst part is the locks. You cannot open the door and then immediately open the back door or hatch. It requires crawling back in to push the unlock button TWICE and the button is near the center instead of the door. Dumb and difficult spot! But we feel safe in this car.

Kate of Coeur D Alene, Idaho
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In a period of last 12 months, my 2010 BMW X5 has had the following failures, which leads me to believe either that BMW has no quality in their products or this SUV is just a lemon. 1. Check Engine Light - Radiator replaced in Jan 2014. 2. Car slows down in the middle of the road and stops - Fuel pump bushings replaced in Aug 2014. 3. AC stops working - AC leak Schraeder valve- Aug 14 4. Thrust rod replaced - Aug 14 5. Check engine light on - Oil leak from Oil Filter Housing - Nov 146. High pitched noise from the hood - Crank Case Vent system - Dec 14Called BMW for the last problem today and they just washed their hands off. Leads me to believe that they don't stand behind their product. Buyers beware. Do your research before you buy. There is certainly no driving experience here. It is the fear of your car stalling at any time.

Madan of Suwanee, GA
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Our 2003 X5 has just hit 50,000 miles. We have replaced the battery 6 times. Our driver's side door and passenger door would not close in cold temperatures. Our air conditioner quit, was replaced and never worked after spending $1000 for the repair. I could go on. But this time, I went to Watertown BMW CT and after being told countless times about how my issues (11+ repairs that have recurred), that these things are normal and I just don't drive my car enough. The air bag that never worked when we bought the car and finally paid to have repaired post warranty. It still never worked. It was a different part this time and would cost another $600, and on and on. I heard excuses every time. The loaner is all good, but I don't have time for this. Finally this time, I asked about a tail light. The warning was "check brake light", "check rear lights". I was told by the service manager that my $516 diagnostic fee would have picked this up, it must have been because my brand new one week old 7th battery died right before I took the car in. He swore that their diagnostics picked up everything including the auxiliary fan that wouldn't shut off causing my brand new battery to die for the 6th time. The minute I got into the car, I discovered the same "check brake light" warning. It is a tail light out. I called and he said, "we do have intermittent problems with the lights". I said, "I asked you to check it". He blew it off then "oh well ma'am, you can bring it back in and we will fix it". So much for the reliability of their diagnostics! We have owned 4 BMWs in our lifetime. This one has been a joke literally. My car hood is always up outside of our business in town charging the car battery where all can see. The service guy said, "we sell extension cords for that. Do you want to buy one?". I say "we use it all the time!". BMW has lost their way. I can't say enough about how the dealership will not pay anything that BMW won't pay to them. Therefore, they are experts at making excuses that seem plausible until your warranty is up and you have no recourse. Don't buy a BMW. Also, may I add that the parking lot was full of repair cars that I couldn't find a place to park the loaner when I returned it?

Tnamm of Kent, ct
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This is a reply to Charles of Hobbs, NM: In regards to the gasoline smell, Charles, you need to replace your charcoal filter and make sure the rubber hoses are not cracked. Secondarily, when you fill up your car, stop pumping gas as soon as it clicks off. Don't fill it to the top; it overflows into your charcoal canister. You can find the part on bavauto.com or rockauto.com. It's very easy to replace.

Jack of Rockville, MD
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I purchased a 2005 X5 last week that had been in two accidents from BMW of Oyster Bay located in Oyster Bay, Long Island. I traded in my Volvo XC90 towards purchase of the 2005 X5 grey color SUV. I brought the truck to my regular mechanic to get new front tires and my mechanic found and showed me the left and right front axles were shot and it was dangerous to drive the vehicle. So I replaced them, cost me $850 for parts alone plus labor.My mechanic also pointed out it needed lower ball joints and front control arms so I brought it back to the dealer and raised hell, "How can you sell me a vehicle with all these problems?" They sold me a piece of junk. They sold it to me for $16000 less my trade. I laid out 8402 dollars for the balance due. They are now fixing the vehicle and called me today to let me know they ordered air bag parts. They won't be in until Thursday. Also, I gave them a list of all the problems that have to be fixed. The driver's door has a rattle in it and closes sloppy. The front end is shot. They gave me loaner car while I wait till they fix it. They sold me a lemon.

HE T of Ny 11516, ny
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I recently purchased 2012 BMW 5 series. It was 51k miles on it and this car had a very good maintenance record. I was thinking that's a very good deal to get a low mileage, well maintained and reliable car. But as for now it appears to be the worst purchase I ever made in my life. I drove it for few month (now it has 57k miles) and got transmission fail for no reason, BMW service asking for $6500 for repairs. How it could happens on that ridiculous mileage? I drove many other brands and some of them was well over 100k miles on it, and were just changing oil. So I'll probably fix it and sell right away accepting loss, I totally lost my confidence in BMW, that's garbage. Don't want to wait until engine will fail in next few thousand miles. BMW Goodwill only works for valued customers who already spend fortune for them. My point is that BMW cars is a total junk! Only can drive it within the warranty period when they will have to take care of their junk. Thanks.

Viachaslau of Norcross, GA
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If you are in the market for a BMW, please take your business elsewhere. I just got a 2017 BMW X5 3 days ago and I already regret it, the car is equipped with Apple Carplay but in order for me to access and pair my Iphone, I need to pay $300.00 for 240 months (20 years) and if I decide to buy another BMW, I'll have to pay again because you can't transfer the subscription. I call customer service to get more information just to find out the 2 customer service reps. are bosses and won't listen to you. Soon as I ask WHY they both told me that they won't give me the service for free like I was asking for it, I asked Why, WHY the fee???? beware!

Juan of Bronx, NY
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I own a 1999 BMW 328i e46. At 0715hrs March/23/2017 I was driving to work when out of nowhere and for no reason the drivers side A-pillar and door airbags deployed striking my left arm leaving a bruise and pushing me towards the center console. I contacted BMW of North America and spoke to a representative and was asked to deliver the vehicle to the nearest dealership so they can perform an investigation. At 1525 hrs April/11/2017 I contacted the representative at BMW, she told me that the sensors sensed an impact even though there is no recent physical damage to the undercarriage of my car. She then proceeded to tell me my car's suspension is worn out and could've caused enough shock to set off my airbag.Instead of taking responsibility for an obvious manufacturer issue she then tried to blame it on age then changed back to a sensor recorded an impact. Then offered me $1500 to "Help" with repairs to my car "in-house only". I need my car. It's how I get to work so I can take care of my family. I can't cover the existing amount of $3000 to cover the rest as quick as I need my car! BMW should pay for all the damages! Airbags should NEVER deploy without an accident! The car broke itself and tried to kill me in the process. Luckily I am 230 pounds and 6'1" tall. This could've killed anyone smaller!!! Very scary and disappointing!

Ian of Lehi, UT
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I own a 1995 540i BMW (VIN # **). The current mileage is 140,000. On 5/12/10, I complained about a strong gasoline odor on start up and shut down, especially on cool/cold mornings. I reported the same problem again on 7/14/11. Alderson in Lubbock, TX said they could not determine any leak or source of odor. The odor continues. My wife has emphysema and this odor affects her breathing as well as mine. How can I get this problem fixed?

Charles of Hobbs, NM
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