[BTM]

Originally Posted by RaceBlood

Value, all day long...

Welcome new guy! Someone post the disclaimer thingy

[xDrive35i]

Originally Posted by AFV335i

No, a voided warranty is something completely different than an expired warranty...if you don't understand the difference, I can't help you. Depreciation does affect a lessee, it is reflected in your residual value which is used to calculate your lease rate....next.

When a car has exceeded ownership of 4 years or a traveled distance of 50,000 miles, the right of the owner to service check-ups and otherwise complimentary repairs is voided.

And that's in a balloon-lease agreement, which is not the type of lease I signed for.

[Ricer X]

Originally Posted by mithiral67

Na, i liked vasil, he came off the wrong way 50% of the time, but had some info I found useful.

Telling each other that we are worried about their affinity to cock is one thing, bashing a guys car is another.

Oddly, I did too....I waited a year hoping that somehow his efforts to change his style would come to fruition and couldn't take it anymore. If he could come back coming off differently I would be the first to welcome him. I realize that is hollow however, as he likely isn't coming back.

[mithiral67]

Originally Posted by AFV335i

No offense to you, but I'm glad I never went that route with my career.

Every busy season makes me question my decision.

[cat97628]

sorry to butt in but what the hell is the rarest of all BMW's

[UdubBadger]

Originally Posted by BTM

anyone know what's up with brake pads?

like choosing some good aftermarket ones?

[BTM]

Originally Posted by juddholland

When a car has exceeded ownership of 4 years or a traveled distance of 50,000 miles, the right of the owner to service check-ups and otherwise complimentary repairs is voided.

And that's in a balloon-lease agreement, which is not the type of lease I signed for.

If we want to argue semantics, the warranty contract has expired, rendering the warranty void.

[BTM]

Originally Posted by cat97628

sorry to butt in but what the hell is the rarest of all BMW's

2011 BMW X3 xDrive35i

[UdubBadger]

Originally Posted by gary88

As you apply brake pressure, the brake pads come in contact with the brake rotors which creates friction and eventually brings the vehicle to a halt.

[BTM]

Originally Posted by UdubBadger

like choosing some good aftermarket ones?

Yeah, looking at Hawk pads but they have like 50 different levels. IDC about noise and want something good for the track but don't want them to suck at lower street temps obviously...

[mithiral67]

Originally Posted by BTM

2011 BMW X3 xDrive35i

Each time you type its name, one in the world explodes. They are just to left left and look what you did brian.

[Ricer X]

Originally Posted by BTM

Welcome new guy! Someone post the disclaimer thingy

Welcome to the Chicagoland Chat forum on E90Post.com. At this time we ask you consider the following:
1. You have entered what is essentially a non-exclusive e-fraternity (in the worst possible sense) held together by the commonality of owning a bimmer.
2. All are welcome (except lying braggarts).
3. There will be car discussion amongst all the sophomoric attempts at humor, we promise.
4. There are some very knowledgeable people here if you have a question, please ask...at any given time there are 4-10 regular posters and someone will try to answer you seriously.
5. Your manhood, ethnicity, intelligence, sexuality, junk size WILL be made fun of. Do not be offended. Once that starts happening and you can respond in kind, you are one of us.
6. Always, always, always contact WSTO first for every potential purchase. If they don’t have it, they know where to get it.
7. Vasillov is a lying braggart.
8. If you look down your nose at us and the way we act the way Vasil did on 2/4/11 you are free to leave. No one is forcing you to participate. Don’t let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

[UdubBadger]

Originally Posted by cat97628

sorry to butt in but what the hell is the rarest of all BMW's

Z8? M3 CSL? Alpina?

[xDrive35i]

Originally Posted by BTM

If we want to argue semantics, the warranty contract has expired, rendering the warranty void.

Excuse me for dumbing down my sentence structure so as not to confuse the imbecile.

[mithiral67]

wow, nice knowing judd

[CubanJJ09]

Two new guys!!!!!

[xDrive35i]

Originally Posted by mithiral67

wow, nice knowing judd

Had you all treated me with respect to begin with, you would have been able to see that it is, in fact, nice to know me.

[CubanJJ09]

Originally Posted by mithiral67

wow, nice knowing judd

Judd who: :

[UdubBadger]

Originally Posted by BTM

Yeah, looking at Hawk pads but they have like 50 different levels. IDC about noise and want something good for the track but don't want them to suck at lower street temps obviously...

I don't know much about the Hawk pads but I know the Mintex Extreme pads are pretty good for track use. I have cool carbon which are like good enough to be on the track but also long wearing and low dust for daily use.... kinda best of both worlds.

[Ricer X]

Originally Posted by juddholland

When a car has exceeded ownership of 4 years or a traveled distance of 50,000 miles, the right of the owner to service check-ups and otherwise complimentary repairs is voided.

And that's in a balloon-lease agreement, which is not the type of lease I signed for.

OK....its voided because.....

The terms of the contract have been fulfilled. The stated and agreed warranty period has expired. There is no reason to void, however to avoid legal issues they may use the terminology above. Much like when your the date on your milk carton passes, the milk company does not come around and void their promise of fresh milk, it simply expires and the implication is that they no longer warrant that the milk is fresh.

So, what special lease did they come up with for your special car? How then did they calculate a lease payment amount?

[BTM]

Originally Posted by juddholland

Excuse me for dumbing down my sentence structure so as not to confuse the imbecile.

Well the difference in an owner actively violating his service contract by modifications and the contract expiring on its time constraint. Which is why the nomenclature used within the car community is that having a warranty voided means that the owner did something necessitating the denial of warranty service, rather than having an intact warranty simply expiring. Is the vernacular 100% accurate? No...but the connotation does make sense for those willing to remove whatever items might be lodged up their respective asses.

[Ricer X]

Originally Posted by cat97628

sorry to butt in but what the hell is the rarest of all BMW's

Judd's, just ask him.