Source: Pixabay A BMW is a nice car, and a warranty can come in handy when considering repairs and other issues that may arise with the vehicle. Unfortunately, BMW warranties tend to be short in how long they last. If you have a BMW, you might wonder about BMW extended warranty cost. How much is it to continue that coverage? Read on to learn more about the BMW extended warranty cost.

Source: Pixabay Power steering fluid isn’t the most glamorous auto part to shop for and isn’t talked about too often. It is, however, extremely important. Not only do cars need a good amount of power steering fluid for you to be able to drive properly, but they also need a specific kind. BMW is one of the pickiest makes of all, as the type of fluid you should use depends completely on the model.

2015-2017 BMW X1 by EurovisionNim — CC BY-SA 4.0 The BMW X1 ground clearance for 2021 (and the preceding five years) is 7.2 inches. This is below the general rule of 8.5 in. of ground clearance required for most off-roading activities. While this is lower than the suggested level, there are many significant advantages to the BMW X1’s ground clearance, including ultra-light off-roading. If you’re looking to get into more serious off-roading or need an extra inch of clearance to navigate that uneven road leading to your private winter wonderland cabin, there are basic steps you can take, such as installing a lift kit, to get the extra clearance you need.

2018 BMW X3 by Vauxford — CC BY-SA 4.0 When discussing off-road vehicles, BMW’s X3 isn’t the first thing to come to the minds of most people. After all, the X3 is one classy-looking ride and not something you’d see yourself taking on remote trails. However, once you learn more about BMW X3 ground clearance, you might change your opinion of this vehicle. To help you better understand the capabilities of the X3 and where it stands among the off-road competition, we’re taking a closer look at this high-end SUV.

2016 BMW X5 by Vauxford — CC BY-SA 4.0 BMW’s mid-size luxury crossover SUV, the X5, was actually the company’s first SUV and still one of the most reliable on the market. The X5’s on-road capabilities are so robust that BMW actually refers to this vehicle as a Sports Activity Vehicle rather than an SUV. In order to ensure you get to enjoy these features to their fullest, it’s important that you keep aware of the following problems that CoPilot has found certain models suffer from!

2016 BMW X5 by Vauxford — CC BY-SA 4.0 You may have heard of crossover utility vehicles or compact utility vehicles, but the BMW X5 is unequivocally a sport utility vehicle. With options from 300 to 445 horsepower, BMW has managed to make a 3-row SUV that’s fun to drive with a 6 second 0-60 time on the base model, and under 5 seconds for the top of the line xDrive50i trim.

BMW i3 facelift by Vauxford - CC-BY-SA-4.0 The BMW i3 has a remarkable ability to pack a whole lot of technology and luxury into a small package. It was designed for zipping around the city streets with snappy acceleration and quick handling, though with its battery range of up to 135 miles on the latest model, don’t expect to drive much further than the city. If you love the i3 but that doesn’t sound like enough range, the Range Extender trim is available on each model year which uses a small gasoline generator to add power to the batteries, extending the range to up to 180 miles.

BMW 7-series 745 by Chanokchon — CC-BY-SA-4.0 BMW released its 7 Series line of cars in 1977 as its flagship model. All 7 Series cars are developed in the sedan bodystyle, used by BMW to introduce innovative features before implementing them in other models. The BMW 745 cars were introduced in 2002 and remained in production until 2005. Enjoying the 745’s iDrive control system and distinct appearance is easy, as long as you get the right year model.

BMW 435 by M 93 — CC-BY-SA-3.0-DE BMW began releasing its 4 Series in 2014, tweaking the 2-door 3 Series models to introduce this new line of compact executive cars. The BMW 435 was only produced between 2014 and 2016 as a convertible and a coupe and features rear- or all-wheel drive. With so few years of the 435 to choose from, it’s essential that you choose the right one for you.

With the 2020 7 Series, BMW strives to live up to the title of “The Ultimate Driving Machine” – and we dare say they achieve it. From the 740i with its V6, to the M760i with its V12, the 7 Series range epitomizes elite performance without sacrificing luxury. With how much time we all spend in our cars, why not invest in the best? The 2020 BMW 7 Series offers a nearly identical product to the 2021 models, still have low mileage for the most part, are still well within their original manufacturer’s warranties, and come at a fraction of the cost of a brand new car.