Thanks, the newer iDrive system has android auto you could go after the M5 CS

Yeah I only use them for instances like that. Other than that I don't even bother.

It was a wrap

Thanks I appreciate you commenting and watching.

I like to buy,so is no problem in 2 year's?!

@jozseftolvaj4876 I didn’t have any issues with mine

@Busterburg I appreciate man,bless you!

Thanks. I wish they would do a software patch and add it to older cars too.

@@Busterburg same

Not on mine.

Everything on mine is solid in that area. The worst thing I have is random errors that go away without any need to go to the dealer

I like the g80 m3’s but I’m very tall and I need something with a bit more space so I like the m5s and the x5m which are both a bit more spacious than the g80s

@savagejelloplayz2038 exactly the M3 feels too small when I have driven them. I prefer the look of sedans so I like the M5 more than the X5 but both are great choices. I would advise find a high spec used one and buy it let someone else take that initial depreciation hit. Trust me, I know about that hit. I will no longer buy new for M cars.

@@Busterburghow many miles is to many when buying used ?

@mrbleach4609 depending on the year I would try to stay at 40,000 and under but if the price is right and it passes the PPI I would go up more for some older ones.

@@Busterburg I like the m5s a lot but they cost a lot more I’ve driven an x5m comp and it’s so fast yet smooth shifts so perfectly but they r way too expensive and I like the LCI 2024 ones so they are all brand new at the moment I’ll probably wait until some used come on the market it will be either a 2022-2023 m5 or 24 x5m

Yeah that seems more realistic. I was comparing them to my Ford that calls them air conditioned seats and you can actually feel the cold air.

@@Busterburg that sounds amazing😂

I like to turn it on for the passenger without them knowing. It makes it so funny when they figure it out.

Yeah they are loud.

They should ask Lexus for more advice lol

My kids got to big for the back seat or I would still have it. It's my favorite car out of all the ones I have owned.

@@Busterburg jeez it’s a beautiful car think I might have to buy one for myself

I never paid for one they were all included in the warranty. Sorry I can't help. I did test drive the Cadillac's and I felt like the BMW was a nicer interior with more room.

@Busterburg i agree. When i sat in the bmw the seats are incredible. Never felt that way in any other car. When you did the oil changes, did you wait the recommended 10,000 miles mark or handle it way before then?

At the 10k mark

@@kenbro9 As a Bimmer owner, 2 things. You'll be a LOT happier with learning to do things yourself if you're out of warranty, trust me. If not, fuck it. I wanted an F10 as a first BMW to get my feet wet so sadly no warranty here 🥲

@YoManSam true that! Smart option. Power of youtube university schooling lol

Thanks for watching. Yeah my X7 M50I sears are a little cooler but I definitely had to get used to it.

I actually sold it and bought an Alpina B7.

I prefer the look of the 2020 over the face lifted 2021’s

@@Busterburg I have a f82 M4..great car no doubt..but the M5 is an alluring prospect. The acceleration..power and speed is a few levels up...but is it really muuuch better? It's a crazy expensive car no doubt..what do you think? Rather stick with the M4 or is the M5 a whole new universe of performance?

Pathan would probably boil down to you personal preference. Go test drive an m5 and see if it feels that fast

No question about it. Just keep working and building your credit they will drop in price in a few years and go get one. I will get another one soon.

Financed.

@@Busterburg dude seriously? I bought a 2020 M5 comp and my payments are $1000 a month less than yours...why did you put $0 down and do a 4 year loan? With interest rates so low you should've done 5 years at least...I got 2.1% over 5 years.

I put 0 down and a short term yes.

@@Busterburg Sorry, just trying to understand why you would do 0 down and a short term. If you wanted a short term, you'd put money down to pay off the loan ASAP...if you wanted a long term, you'd put 0 down to take advantage of low interest rates and then get the longest term possible to invest the money you would've put down into stocks and make more than 2% return. But to do both 0 down and a short term...that just doesn't make sense to me. Can you explain why someone would do that?

I took the term with the lowest interest rate and put 0% down. I used the money that I would have put down as an investment in real estate by funding someone’s deal and owning the note. At the time I got 8% interest only on my money with no minimum time to request payment back. I used the interest payments I earned towards the car payment making that down payment pay not only for the car but it could also work as a longer term investment.

I have had no major issues a few recalls but that's it. Probably my mist reliable car .

3 years after this comment Any issues yet?

@austinfederspiel5781 I don’t have it anymore. I traded it for a bigger car my family outgrew it.

How many miles did you put on it while you had it I heard the turbos start having issues after 50k miles

@austinfederspiel5781 I don’t remember now I drove it more than anything else at the time. I made multiple trips from Sacramento to Los Angeles and Reno so it had decent mileage but still under 10,000 a year.

Really. I was told it would void the warranty. Thanks for the info.

@@Busterburg only directly from the dealer, it’s expensive tho over 4500$ but u get a crazy amount of power

@@lucarossi9453 that's definitely expensive but to keep the warranty I guess they know they can charge it.

It will void the warranty any tampering with the factory settings kills your warranty

That’s what I was thinking.

All. Was saying is that I paid $0 for any maintenance. I didn't tune the car because I was worried about voiding my warranty. You are correct they are different and either way they both combined covered any expense that I may normally have to pay.

I loved mine and miss it everyday I would do it in a heartbeat.

Id do the same

I drove another F90 to possibly buy but then decided on an Alpina B7

Thanks, I will check them out.

@@Busterburg No problem definitely doesn’t hurt to look it’s a good investment to get the most out of any BMW Life is too short and the world is too small to drive boring cars

I totally agree.

I’m far from rich. I just budget for cars. I try to buy and sell to minimize loss and have the cars hold my money. It doesn’t always work but it does and has more times than not

@@Busterburg shit I'm sorry if that sounded very condescending but I was sayin it the way that it's hard and I'm proud of what your doing good work bro

You are good I was trying to let you know I’m not rich and you are closer than you think to owning these cars. Check out exotic car hacks they have training to show you how. Sorry if I came across rude.

@@Busterburg nahhh bro u didn't thanks for letting me know

Thanks for watching. Sorry you feel like I talked to slow and you wasted your time.

@@Busterburg don’t feel bad I’m high asf rn loving all the content. Just picked up a 2019 m5 comp and loved all the tips/advice you’ve Given.

Thanks I appreciate it. I loved mine, enjoy your car

My 2012 raptor has them and the air is cold I figured BMW could figure it out too.

@@Busterburg the air CANT be cold. It’s impossible. It’s not air conditioned seats. You know what ventilation means right?

I try to never put money down. I try to keep my cash available to invest in something to offset the interest of the auto loan. I can pay the car off but I feel like that is a poor use of money on an M car considering the depreciation they have when purchased new.

@@Busterburg sure you could pay it off. That what everyone says. Poor use of money because of the depreciation? 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️. Ur underwater on the car and owe more than it’s worth. No way around it. Just shows you don’t have any money and living beyond ur means. Ur house is a clear sign. But hey, banks give anyone loans anymore.