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Congrats!
I passed on a F82 M4 a few years back which was also owned by BMW corporate as 1st owner. It had CCB and very well optioned. Turned out I was able to figure out the car used to be from BMW driving school fleet. It was low miles too but now only 300 miles, so at least I doubt yours could have been a driving school car that was beaten on. Enjoy it! |
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03-19-2024, 02:52 PM | #27 |
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Congrats! That’s very low miles for a ‘21 MY. Love the 6MT and black on black look with buckets - don’t see that very often. On the PPF and ceramic question with costs I’ve paid or had quoted -
If you PPF the whole car you’ll make your life a lot easier - you could go to a car wash, preferably hand wash, and not worry about having swirls in your clear coat. You could ceramic coat as well and have someone else wash the car, just make sure they use the right soap. The ceramic will help preserve the PPF and make it hydrophobic. $7-9k If you don’t want to spend that much, PPF only the high impact areas and ceramic coat. $3-5k. Great thing about ceramic is you can blow it dry. If you don’t want to spend even that much, just PPF the front and delicately hand wash. $1k+ Or don’t do anything and do paint protection eventually and waxing annually. I had BSM on my G80 and have it on my X7. The X7 I didn’t do anything with for PPF or ceramic, and I hand wash monthly - there are some imperfections after 6 months, but nothing horrendous. I use a pressure washer and foam sprayer. The M3 I took to a car wash weekly. PPF only. No swirls thanks to the PPF. |
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Thank you! the black on black wasn't my first choice, that being Tanzanite Blue/Silverstone, but I think I'll really like it.
And thanks so much for the detailed PPF/ceramic info. That's a wad of cash for the full PPF, but I can see how it would greatly reduce my anxiety. Do they actually cover all the painted surfaces and the roof? Quote:
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Thank you!
Did they provide a disclosure showing the driving school use? I'm told they legally need to if that is the case. There was no disclosure attached to this car, so I feel pretty confident in the condition. Quote:
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PPF can be applied on all trim and paint surfaces and mirror caps - basically every panel except for the front inlets in the kidney grille. If you keep the car long enough and if it bakes in the sun during the day I’ve heard of PPF peeling and getting discolored. There should be a warranty period on these issues, but just be aware of this. I’ve been told ceramic helps avoid these problems although haven’t kept a car long enough to know for sure. |
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