BMWs are incredible cars. So incredible, in fact, that the same German engineering was used in what Snoopy’s own nemesis the Red Baron called the greatest engine in World War I. Our friends over at Thrillist put together some fascinating history about the airplane engine...
Like going to the doctor or having your teeth checked, scheduled maintenance is just part of life when you own a BMW. These repairs must happen at certain intervals to keep everything operating efficiently and safely. If not, your car won’t have the longevity BMW is known for. Every 10,000 miles or 12 months, you’ll need to change the oil and the filter. You’ll need to get the horn checked, the wiper fluid inspected, and tire pressure checked. Every 30,000 miles, check your power steering system, check the brakes, and examine the clutch line. Follow these guidelines to get the most out of your car. A well taken care of car is just safer and lasts longer.
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