[stressdoc]

Just heard that snow tires will be available for purchase or rent(!) on EDs of cars with sport package (and summer performance tires). All Seasons may also be swapped for real snow tires, but that does not seem as critical.

Nice job ED team!

Details ($) will follow when I get more info.

[bronco]

Nice! For areas that get a lot of snow, that is important.

[rob72]

It is a legal requirement in Germany to have snow tires on your car, when driving in snow conditions. So this is probably just BMW covering their

[treublue]

Where's Germany?

[VoyagerDude]

Originally Posted by treublue

Where's Germany?

Just a bit east of Saskatchewan.

[rob72]

Originally Posted by treublue

Where's Germany?

While that has been the typical reaction I got from Americans when referring to European geography, I had hoped the Canadian school system was a bit better.

[VoyagerDude]

Originally Posted by rob72

While that has been the typical reaction I got from Americans when referring to European geography, I had hoped the Canadian school system was a bit better.

I beleive it was humor.
please see definition: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humor

[gr28]

Originally Posted by stressdoc

Just heard that snow tires will be available for purchase or rent(!) on EDs of cars with sport package (and summer performance tires). All Seasons may also be swapped for real snow tires, but that does not seem as critical.

Nice job ED team!

Details ($) will follow when I get more info.

That's great to hear. I've been planning to do ED on an E92 335, but figured I would have to wait until May at least to avoid the possibility of snow (planning to drive up into the Alps). I've been hoping they would do something like this. Where did you hear this? Do you have any more details?

[Joe Bimmer]

Originally Posted by rob72

While that has been the typical reaction I got from Americans when referring to European geography, I had hoped the Canadian school system was a bit better.

The only good thing that came from Canada was Celine Dion.

[MBrown1003]

Originally Posted by stressdoc

Just heard that snow tires will be available for purchase or rent(!) on EDs of cars with sport package (and summer performance tires). All Seasons may also be swapped for real snow tires, but that does not seem as critical.

Nice job ED team!

Details ($) will follow when I get more info.

Cool. Now what about Performance Center Delivery in SC?

(I'm hoping to take delivery in South Carolina on 1/26/2007, then spend the weekend driving up to New England. Could be clear, could be ice, could be snow, will almost certainly be cold. I don't want to do that on tires that aren't much good below 40 degrees Fahrenheit.)

[GregL]

Originally Posted by VoyagerDude

I beleive it was humor.
please see definition: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humor

Actually I believe it was humour, notice the "u" inserted into the word

[SaskE90]

Originally Posted by VoyagerDude

Just a bit east of Saskatchewan.

just a a little bit. lol i like the idea of being able to just rent winter tires and then when you actually get it dilivered to your dealership you can start thinking about what kind of rims and tires you want.

[FirstClass]

Originally Posted by GregL

Actually I believe it was humour, notice the "u" inserted into the word

Speak english here please and stop adding letters to words

[VoyagerDude]

Originally Posted by GregL

Actually I believe it was humour, notice the "u" inserted into the word

You're right, missed a U sorry.

[ALPINE6SPD]

Originally Posted by treublue

Where's Germany?

Do you know where Hawaii is?




























Nowhere near there.