Iv got it .. drives superb and quick . I have just replaced air compressor and air springs though which cost me £3000 with bmw garage but still love it
I own F15 since brand new. It has been a reliable work horse since new till lately. My car done 170k km. There are a number of major components are due for replacement. I had my rear air absorber replaced RM6000 only part, EGR delete and DPF cleaned RM 18,000. Water pump leaked RM5500 at 80k km. Last month at 170k km I replaced these parts fails due to old age AUC sensor RM 800 part only. Xenon head lights RM1200/ pair part only. 2nd century battery RM3000 part only. Low boost defect= intake manifold RM12000(labour+part)+ pressure converter RM5000 + EGR coolant fix RM3000. Catalytic converter cracked, removed CAT RM3000. Low profile tyre hit pot hold cussed the tyre exploded and damaged speed sensor RM2000 part only. Most minor repairs I DIY. I Drive normal like most family person and don’t drive hard. I used fuel and oil since day 1. I replace engine oil every 9000km instead of what BMW recommended 25k - 30k km. Buying second hand is like buying lottery. Sometimes you win but mostly not unless you are a competent DIY and enjoy fixing these issues.
That's typical wear and tear of BMW. Kind of normal in my personal opinion. BMW oil recommendation is way of chart, don't know how the come to that conclusion
@@oTheDucky89o I bought it brand new since 2014. Yes I am not complaining but one must be prepared to spend $$$ on these major components which were basically due for replacement at this mileage and age.
The point is no matter how well I take care of my F15 being the first and only owner, the baseline of the maintenance cost of this cost is approx 3% of the capital cost of a new F15, definitely not 3% of what you paid on your second hand F15. So don’t get confused
Is there specific drive mode to run with battery? And when the battery power is running out, will it switch automatically to drive mode which running on petrol? Or how does it work. Sorry for my stupid question since I never drive hybrid car before.
Looks a good deal, but if the car comes with extended warranty for the battery even better. Anyway, before you buy, take the car in for 360 inspection by BMW specialist
Well, it depends on where, time and monthly consumption. If at home using residential rate it's a lot cheaper. I'm from Malaysia so my local rates may differ from you. For Malaysian 1st 1-200kwh RM0.21800 subsequently usage from 201kwh-300khw would be RM0.33400 and so forth
PHEV used car must be avoided! PHEV come with lot of problems + BMW used car itself also come with lot of wear tear and design problems. You will spend $ and time on both of them
Wear and tear are normal in every car. Design problem that's what we worry. But typically, spare parts tend to be superseded as the car gets older which might help in the future
love this manglish review of the exact car i'm considering! thank you chester!
Glad you liked it!
@@chestercheng75 ended up getting 2018 Audi A3 e-tron…plug in X5 next one maybe! (Putting together Turo side hustle)
Iv got it .. drives superb and quick . I have just replaced air compressor and air springs though which cost me £3000 with bmw garage but still love it
Great to hear that. I still enjoy the car till today too
I own F15 since brand new. It has been a reliable work horse since new till lately. My car done 170k km. There are a number of major components are due for replacement. I had my rear air absorber replaced RM6000 only part, EGR delete and DPF cleaned RM 18,000. Water pump leaked RM5500 at 80k km.
Last month at 170k km I replaced these parts fails due to old age AUC sensor RM 800 part only. Xenon head lights RM1200/ pair part only. 2nd century battery RM3000 part only. Low boost defect= intake manifold RM12000(labour+part)+ pressure converter RM5000 + EGR coolant fix RM3000. Catalytic converter cracked, removed CAT RM3000.
Low profile tyre hit pot hold cussed the tyre exploded and damaged speed sensor RM2000 part only.
Most minor repairs I DIY. I Drive normal like most family person and don’t drive hard. I used fuel and oil since day 1. I replace engine oil every 9000km instead of what BMW recommended 25k - 30k km.
Buying second hand is like buying lottery. Sometimes you win but mostly not unless you are a competent DIY and enjoy fixing these issues.
#I use premium fuel and only Castrol edge DPF oil
That's typical wear and tear of BMW. Kind of normal in my personal opinion. BMW oil recommendation is way of chart, don't know how the come to that conclusion
How old is the car ya? Given it has 170,000 km mileage..I would say those repair/maintenance cost is justified?
@@oTheDucky89o I bought it brand new since 2014. Yes I am not complaining but one must be prepared to spend $$$ on these major components which were basically due for replacement at this mileage and age.
The point is no matter how well I take care of my F15 being the first and only owner, the baseline of the maintenance cost of this cost is approx 3% of the capital cost of a new F15, definitely not 3% of what you paid on your second hand F15. So don’t get confused
I have some warning aswell, chassis warning. Possible to continue journey. It comes when I drive more than 80km/hr..any idea
Not sure what you meant by chassis warning
great video mate
Tq :D
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Thanks. My question is how much electricity needed to charge this battery? Electricity consumption?
Per full charge
Already replied to your earlier question
How kwh electricity is used for one complete charging
This model only has a 9kwh battery. It's good for shorts distance electric drive. Approximately 25-30km
I am buying 2016 few days later , joining the club 🎉
Welcome abroad !
How much u buy ?
Hi Chester, any chance for us to confirm the real mileage for a used X5 ? i saw some ads on 2018 X5 but really doubt on it's actual
If it's local model you can check with any BMW dealers. Since 2018 still under warranty, that should be an easy check
Is there specific drive mode to run with battery? And when the battery power is running out, will it switch automatically to drive mode which running on petrol? Or how does it work. Sorry for my stupid question since I never drive hybrid car before.
Yes, it's e-Drive. After the battery depleted will auto switch back to petrol
how long can you turn on the aircon running on battery only? lets say i want to park at hentian of highway and have couple hours of rest in the car?
As long as you still have at least 5% battery remaining
Hi bro. I am eyeing yr 2018 model reg june 2019 with mile 59k km. 1 owner direct. Without wall box. Asking price 130k. Worth?
Looks a good deal, but if the car comes with extended warranty for the battery even better. Anyway, before you buy, take the car in for 360 inspection by BMW specialist
I have a 2018 X5 40 E with 36,000 miles I had it since 30,000
Your car is even lower mileage than mine
How much cost of electricity or how much kwh needed for 1 charge?
Well, it depends on where, time and monthly consumption. If at home using residential rate it's a lot cheaper. I'm from Malaysia so my local rates may differ from you. For Malaysian 1st 1-200kwh RM0.21800 subsequently usage from 201kwh-300khw would be RM0.33400 and so forth
Since 90% of usage is on electric motor, would you still service at 9k mileage?
6 months whichever comes 1st
Assuming you totally drive with electric motor, as you drive the mileage will accumulate. Should you service the car when it reach 9k mileage?
How mucy change bateri hybrid.
Each battery module would cost about RM5k +-
@@chestercheng75 How many modules ?
6
May I know where did u send ur car for battery change?
neighbour，r u stay in setia eco glades？
No. I'm at Subang Jaya
PHEV used car must be avoided! PHEV come with lot of problems + BMW used car itself also come with lot of wear tear and design problems. You will spend $ and time on both of them
Wear and tear are normal in every car. Design problem that's what we worry. But typically, spare parts tend to be superseded as the car gets older which might help in the future
how is the suspension? is it expensive
Suspension with the run flat tires are a bit stiff. Well it's a BMW slightly more if compared to Japanese SUV
Sub you.. hope you didn’t give up yet.
Never give up... LOL