Выбираем 7-er е38

[Tyler]

На что обратить внимание при покупке e38:
On used E38s.
Many would say to hold out for a 1999 or newer, as there were some cosmetic changes made in 1999. Upgrading to the 99 or later look is possible, but not simple, nor is it inexpensive for the headlights/front fenders. As far as prices, I don't have any insight there. Perhaps others do and can answer that for you. A good service history is a must, and a warranty is even better.

This is J.Carey’s list of things to check:
Has the radiator been replaced? If so, when?
Are the pixels working in the instrument cluster display and MID?
Does the front suspension making any noises? Any work done to it?
Have the water pump/thermostat been replaced yet? If so, when?
Have the catalytic converters been replaced?
Check the function of every electrical do-dad before you buy it. They can drive you nuts and cost plenty out of warranty to get right. Seat controls and memories (and steering wheel memory modules) fail from time to time so makes sure these work. CD changers, radio, NAV.
Check window shades for noise and/or function,
Radio AM/FM good reception or not? If the windows are tinted make sure about AM reception.
Plus all the normal used car stuff: brakes, engine oil leaks, power steering function and leaks, coolant leaks and running temp, AC/Heat function, tires, wheels, exhaust.

"Scott" posted this list:
1. Loosing pixel display in temperature, mileage display.
2. Catalytic converters failing
3. Power steering hoses leaking
4. Cup holders failing
5. Engine block problems in years 93-95.
6. Oil pump bolts backing out
7. Radiator failures. Plastic neck breaking.
8. A/C stepper motors failing.
9. Original Water pumps with plastic impellers failing
10. Coolant thermostat failing
11. Poor quality jack
12. Electric cooling fan failing in year 98 and newer
13. Sunroof wind noise
14. CD player skipping in models older than 97
15. A/C temperature displays failing in 93-95
16. Phones not being upgradeable without major cost or modifications
17. A/C drain lines need re-routing to stop gurgling sound