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Servicing a BMW
I have just swapped my BMW 320d for a later (2014) model. When I queried with the dealer the lack of a service record booklet he said that BMW now store the service records on computer to prevent owners having their car serviced by a non-franchised dealer. I had my last car serviced by BMW until it reached the polint where it was out of warranty and then went to an independent. How do I do this now if I no longer have a booklet to be stamped?
Asked on 1 June 2015 by gdracing
Answered by
Honest John
You simply keep the service receipts in a file. They are of far more value than a service book anyway because stamps in service books are so easily forged they are virtually meaningless.
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