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Originally Posted by maxnix
I just don't see how any of these items are in any way involved with the CA.
1.) is a given. Best option is the ZSP or ZMP option with the Sport seats.
2.) There is a fix in the DIY for this, but ordering NAV is the best solution in my book. It also has many other enhancements for viewing the system's status. And yes, it is expensive.
3.) I never use them on my cars that do have them, so I prefer the heightened aesthetic of no key slot. The driver's door jamb switch is sufficient in my case.
4.) The bane of many, but it certainly should be offered as a delete for those who order one.
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I never suggested that the CA himself can fix these issues, but he asked for complaints, and I offered them, just as I will anytime people associated with BMW ask for areas in which they can improve. Are you saying the CA doesn't have the ability to forward complaints up the line to other people?
All of these are, at the end of the day, marketing decisions -- BMW clearly has the ability to offer everything I've suggested in the USA, because they offer these options outside the USA as well. (with the exception of the radio display.)
(1) Is not a given in non-US markets. Further, ZSP does not give what I was asking for, which was the adjustable lumber support
(2) I have implemented the fix with the transparency sheet. My complaint is that I shouldn't have to do this, for pity's sake. And spending an extra $2,000 on a piece of technology I don't particularly want is a non-starter.
(3) I prefer to have a key for the trunk as a fail-safe.
(4) Not sure why you're okay with this, but not (1), above. It is conceptually the same problem -- the option is offered overseas, but not in the USA.