BMW ConnectedDrive adds safety to 30,000 cars in 2008

ConnectedDrive, BMW’s ground-breaking safety and assistance telematics service, is expected to be supplied on 30,000 new BMW cars in the UK in 2008, bringing added peace-of-mind and convenience to drivers. ConnectedDrive offers drivers a dedicated website and a unique combination of facilities, emergency and breakdown assistance as well as driver convenience services, with new features such as Google Send-to-Car and RSS internet information feeds directly into the car.
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bmwfan1513 - 2/2/2008 5:22:48 PM

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That's Good.

autopro - 2/2/2008 5:23:17 PM

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That's something BMW drivers really need,break down assistance.Let the de-boosting begin.

S4cabriofoxone - 2/2/2008 10:31:36 PM

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Well, you've gotta wonder why you should expect de-boosting in the first place.

Why? BECAUSE YOU'RE WRONG. Face it!

zairnaim - 2/3/2008 12:22:27 AM

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being a lexus fan i still have to admit that these days reliability is pretty much the same for most manufacturers at least for the first 5 years so unless you are buying an old car reliability should not be a major concern.

autopro - 2/6/2008 3:12:19 PM

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Slowwittedpuppykiller
I'm not hiding what do you want to debate,th largest buy back in bmw's history the new 03 seven series,or the engine failures on earlier M3's.I worked for bmy in the early nineties I know what a POS these cars are.