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You just paid a cool $73,000 for your fashionably new BMW and are cruising down the boulevard enjoying the ride. You zig and zag your way around the slow movers, marveling over the responsive steering and handling engineered into your 750i. As you pull into your driveway, park your sedan, and exit your vehicle, you turn around and your eyes feast upon its stunning Kalahari beige metallic finish. Quite frankly it is the most attractive looking vehicle you have ever owned. Unfortunately, many new BMW owners fail to provide the one level of protection that can keep your car's expensive finish from permanently losing its luster. What is that? Read on and I will tell you about a product that simply must be part of every luxury car owner's inventory.

If you haven't guessed it yet, what I am talking about is a custom fitted car cover for your bimmer. Yes, even if you garage your 750i or other fine vehicle, time and the elements will certainly attack your car's finish. Sure, you can do regular washes and waxes, but the inevitable will happen: something, somewhere will damage the finish. Besides, do you want to spend every weekend polishing your car? I doubt that!

No, you can't drive with a car cover on, but you can certainly have a car cover on hand to keep your parked car safe. Yes, there are enough things out there that can harm an expensive finish, even damaging it to the point where only an expensive repair can remedy the insult. The following are some of the hazards just waiting to happen:

1. Bird excrement - You don't need to be parked under a tree for your car to get hit; a single drive-by bombing by a winged creature can do your finish in.

2. Weather - Rain, snow, ice, and especially hail can damage a car in mere moments.

3. Trees - A small branch can scratch any finish.

4. Sun - Harmful solar rays are bad for your skin and your car's skin too.

5. Pollution - There is no place on earth that is pollution free. Acid rain and airborne driven particles just love a new car's finish.

6. Kids - Try keeping your neighbor's kids away from the car. You may succeed, but hit balls can make a beeline for your wheels. Some car covers even offer protection against minor impacts.

All right, so you are cleverly thinking that your garaged vehicle is immune to such petty insults, right? Well, in one word you are incorrect. Indoor air pollution and dust can take its toll on your car's finish as can small impacts from anything that falls off of a wall and onto your car.

The solution? Select a car cover that is right for your vehicle. Even if you keep your car garaged most of the time, the best car cover on the market can protect your bimmer from moisture, the sun, dirt, pollution, and small impacts. Choose one that is custom made for your car with side mirror pockets built in and four layers of quick drying polypropylene material to provide the ultimate level of protection. You don't want something so thin that it doesn't provide all around protection - you just never know when you will have to have your car outside for an extended period of time - and you don't want a car cover that entombs your BMW either. Instead, select one that works with your bimmer, not against it.

Best of all, premium car covers can be had for under $200, a worthy investment for any car luxury or not. So, enjoy your new 750i, but give yourself some peace of mind by selecting a car cover that can protect its finish and keep it looking great for many years.

Copyright 2006 -- Matt Keegan is a freelance writer covering automotive topics from car care to new models. You can protect your BMWÂ’s exterior with a premium car cover and keep it running great for many years by only choosing genuine BMW OEM Parts and accessories.

Bmw Unveils Next Bmw Legend

BMW will introduce a modern and authentic performance coupe with enhanced BMW parts and combined sporty rear-wheel-drive dynamics, agile handling, powerful engines and seating for four – all reinventing its iconic 2002 models of some 4 decades ago. The new 1 Series Coupe will be available in 128i, 135i, 123d and 120d.

The 128i will feature Valvetronic valvetrain management and aluminum/magnesium contruction — core elements of BMW’s EfficientDynamics. It will be powered by a 3.0-liter, 230 horsepower inline 6-cyinder engine with 200 lb-ft of torque.

The powerful 135i features BMW’s twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder engine with 300 horsepower (225 kW) and an amazing 300 lb-ft (400 Nm) of torque from as low as 1,400 rpm. Optimum performance and economy is achieved with no loss in engine response with its direct piezo gasoline injectors, twin low-mass turbochargers and air-to-air intercooling. Acceleration is from 0-100 km/h (62 mph) and accomplished in 5.3 seconds with top speed which is electronically limited to 255 km/h (155 mph).

The new 123d has a new 2.0-liter four-cylinder diesel engine with Variable Twin Turbo and Common-Rail technology. A power of 200 hp (150 kW) is provided by the all-alloy engine.

The new coupe encompassed with very masculine looks intended for sporting. The greenhouse with its “Hofmeister kink” is moved rearward and offers a particularly purposeful look because of the long hood. The coupe also features short overhangs, long wheelbase and large frameless doors on a body with a striking shoulder. An M Aerodynamic Kit is standard on the 135i.

Aggressive rear end styling includes a trunklid with an integrated spoiler chiseled into the rear end of the car. An additional lip spoiler is featured on the 135i.

L-shaped rear taillights give the vehicle a lower, sportier look. Homogeneous lighting effect with light-emitting diodes (LEDs) is provided by horizontal lights in the rear light clusters. Such light design makes the BMW 1 Series Coupe stand out at night.

Optional on the 128i while standard on the rest of the versions is the Adaptive Xenon headlights.

Luxurious interior equipments include a standard 60/40 split rear seat, control console for the entertainment and air conditioning functions. In the center console is the controller featured in the iDrive system with the optional Navigation system.

Two upholstery options are the sporty and comfortable Leatherette and the rich Boston Leather. Map pockets are integrated in the lower part of the doors. Sports buckets seats are part of the optional Sport Package.

Sophisticated suspension system includes an aluminum double-pivot front suspension and a five-link fully independent rear suspension in lightweight steel. The new coupe also has BMW’s Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) with a Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) function.

Also available as an option is an Active Steering.

Safety equipments include six airbags as standard and crash-optimized seats with specially padded headrests and backrests.

Other features are the three-point inertia-reel seat belts all within the seats of the 1 Series Coupe and the rear seats come with standard LATCH attachments for child seats.

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Need BMW 323i Rear rotor part number and size?

I am planning to buy a set of rear rotors (OEM) for BMW 323i Sport Pkg (Yr 2000).
I know the brand of rotors is Brembo and the part number is 34211165563, but I need to confirm the size.
One website says "Vented 294x19mm" - can anyone tell me if
that is the correct size? There are others out ther with size 276x19mm so I am confused.

Brembo part number 34211165563 is a 294 X 19 mm rotor and was the standard BMW 323i rotor. A new one costs $38.

Brembo part number 34211165211 is a 276 X 19 mm, cross drilled, vented rotor (it has small holes drilled through it).

Either rotor would work fine with the brake calipers on your BMW, but don't have a cross drilled rotor on one side and a solid rotor on the other.

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