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<blockquote data-quote="jazz1011" data-source="post: 235290" data-attributes="member: 6625">Hi Sangkuriang,Well, true enough, there are definitely a lot of &quot;advantages&quot; of getting a recond - just like you have mentioned ...(less interested from the loan, the &quot;prestige&quot; of being the first owner of the car plus the fact that it gets a new registration, etc.)And I can&#039;t argue that these facts do somewhat play a role in &quot;manipulating&quot; one&#039;s decision to purchase a car. Basically, it has affected me too, lol. And I haven&#039;t actually discarded the option of getting a recond either - until today.But then again - I think I&#039;d prefer to be on the safe side and that is why there is a strong likelihood I would go get a local CKD. The full service records will enable me to sleep more soundly at night rather than experiencing sleepless nights with a car that comes with no service histories. I&#039;ll definitely try out both the 4-pots and 6-pots. Though I am sure there will be significant differences in perfromance, but like I&#039;ve mentioned, I&#039;m one who goes all out for looks and the badge and not so much about the performance factor.Hey - it&#039;s still a Bimmer, right.Cheers!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jazz1011, post: 235290, member: 6625"] Hi Sangkuriang, Well, true enough, there are definitely a lot of "advantages" of getting a recond - just like you have mentioned ...(less interested from the loan, the "prestige" of being the first owner of the car plus the fact that it gets a new registration, etc.) And I can't argue that these facts do somewhat play a role in "manipulating" one's decision to purchase a car. Basically, it has affected me too, lol. And I haven't actually discarded the option of getting a recond either - until today. But then again - I think I'd prefer to be on the safe side and that is why there is a strong likelihood I would go get a local CKD. The full service records will enable me to sleep more soundly at night rather than experiencing sleepless nights with a car that comes with no service histories. I'll definitely try out both the 4-pots and 6-pots. Though I am sure there will be significant differences in perfromance, but like I've mentioned, I'm one who goes all out for looks and the badge and not so much about the performance factor. Hey - it's still a Bimmer, right. Cheers! [/QUOTE]

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