My BMW F10 at Ni Park, Newport where I usually park the 103 bus just before starting my duty. My kind of place. Open fields, big skies, wide roads, cool buildings, and lovely small/medium businesses that inspire me.
Did have to go into the bushes to take a few of these photos? Yes, absolutely :)
Camera: Sony A7iii
Lens: Tamron 28-75mm
Bought this car in April 2021.
6 months later and a whole host of simple exterior and stage 1 performance modifications then finishing it off with a set of new tyres and new 3SDM 0.04 rims, it gets a lot of looks because of the wheels and how unique they are. Most people in the car scene haven't seen these wheels even though they are from a UK-based company.
This has been a really lucky car for me, After over 3 years of ownership, it has cost me hardly anything in terms of repairs, just the usual annual MOT and Service. It gets cleaned and washed every week, it gets driven to the limits of what it can offer on the motorway. The engine is in great condition, and the paintwork is still as shiny as it left the showroom, maybe. 😅
I am very fortunate to have it and how reliable it has been for me over the past 3 years. Just follow the German engineer's instructions on safekeeping and you will not have a problem with German cars, simple as that but many neglect that part.
Lens: Tamron 28-75mm
Bought this car in April 2021.
6 months later and a whole host of simple exterior and stage 1 performance modifications then finishing it off with a set of new tyres and new 3SDM 0.04 rims, it gets a lot of looks because of the wheels and how unique they are. Most people in the car scene haven't seen these wheels even though they are from a UK-based company.
This has been a really lucky car for me, After over 3 years of ownership, it has cost me hardly anything in terms of repairs, just the usual annual MOT and Service. It gets cleaned and washed every week, it gets driven to the limits of what it can offer on the motorway. The engine is in great condition, and the paintwork is still as shiny as it left the showroom, maybe. 😅
I am very fortunate to have it and how reliable it has been for me over the past 3 years. Just follow the German engineer's instructions on safekeeping and you will not have a problem with German cars, simple as that but many neglect that part.
The next things to do will be:Â
1. to get the wheels refurbished, they are losing their lacquer as you can see if you look close enough. 2. back box delete. 3. rear window spoiler. 4. rear spoiler. 5. new exhaust system. 6. timing chain replacement. 7. gearbox oil change 8. Full detailing
9. Then the plan is to buy my new car next year which will most likely be either a BMW convertible or BMW F10 M5 2016 plate, ohhhhh yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhh, whilst keeping this baby as my daily driver.
