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2006 BMW 5-Series - Q&A

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2006 BMW 5-Series Q & A from Around the Web

We have found 14 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 1 - 4
Does the BMW 5 Series 2005-2006 has a rear camera for parking ?
I want to know if a BMw 5 series 2005-2006 has a camera while parking and those sensors of driving and stuff
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

Hi Dany, There is no rear camera available at all for that age of 5 series model. There is however PDC (Park Distance Control) which has the sensors in the bumper(s) which give an audio warning when parking close to objects. On some models you also get a graphic display on the i drive showing the...

How do you re-set the service indicator on a 2006 BMW 5 series?
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 7 answers

Ignition on, not engine. Hold down odometer button for 7 seconds, screen will come up on display, go to BC button on left side of steering wheeel, Hit BC button until you get to engine oil symbol, Hold BC button down until reset appears on display let go of BC button hit BC button again, a clock...

2006 bmw 530i vs. 2006 330i vs. 2008 bmw 328i?
The 530i has 50k miles on it and is priced at 23k. The 330i has 33k miles on it and is priced at 22k. The 328i has 17k miles on it and is priced at 27k. The options on both vehicles are pretty much the same. I like the 530i better because it is a 5 series and looks a little better than the others. So which one would you recommend. Keeping in mind...
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 4 answers

bmw 328i is the best choice.. Reference:http://www.e36blog.com

How much will a 2006 BMW 525xi be worth in 2012?
I am looking to buy a used 5 series by this time and am wondering what I can expect to pay. Any links would be helpful!
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

Other than jumping into your time machine, about the best way to estimate this is to look at what a 2004 is selling for right now. (I'd normally suggest a 2003, but there wasn't one, and 2002 was the previous body style).


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