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<blockquote data-quote="redlotus" data-source="post: 480686" data-attributes="member: 21043"><p>I just bought a 520 recently and here&#039;s my two cents. Buying a bimmer, to me at least, isn&#039;t like buying any other make. I took quite awhile looking around and I read up on the engine, this lah that lah and so on. You&#039;re not just purchasing, you&#039;re getting into a commitment, and that too an expensive one if you&#039;re not careful and prepared. But once you&#039;ve found it, and everything seems right, just go for it, and you&#039;ll know why everyone in this forum calls it the UDM. In the meantime, as the other sifus have said, learn about the car, VIN numbers and all. Know its history. Be wary of dealers. Don&#039;t be too concerned abt mileage, if the engine is well cared for, it should be alright. Put aside some dough for wear-and-tears, these rides are a decade old by now, but they&#039;ll easily last twice that long if not more if you want them to...Good luck</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="redlotus, post: 480686, member: 21043"] I just bought a 520 recently and here's my two cents. Buying a bimmer, to me at least, isn't like buying any other make. I took quite awhile looking around and I read up on the engine, this lah that lah and so on. You're not just purchasing, you're getting into a commitment, and that too an expensive one if you're not careful and prepared. But once you've found it, and everything seems right, just go for it, and you'll know why everyone in this forum calls it the UDM. In the meantime, as the other sifus have said, learn about the car, VIN numbers and all. Know its history. Be wary of dealers. Don't be too concerned abt mileage, if the engine is well cared for, it should be alright. Put aside some dough for wear-and-tears, these rides are a decade old by now, but they'll easily last twice that long if not more if you want them to...Good luck [/QUOTE]

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