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      12-21-2016, 04:34 PM   #6
mdputnam
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Drives: 135i & M235i Convertibles
Join Date: Dec 2011
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I would suggest to save some money and go to an independent BMW repair shop. Ask friends, acquaintances, and look at Yelp ratings then select the best shop and take it there. It never hurts to find a great BMW mechanic and develop an early relationship for the inevitable day you car goes off warranty (Assuming you're not a trust fund baby and sell your car every 4 years.)

I found a great shop in San Diego and as an added bonus there are two car rental agencies next door. OK, so you don't get to drive an loaner BMW, but you can look cool in a Hyundai from Enterprise!
(Yea, I know that's a lie.)
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