[BMRGUY]

Anyone know the differences between a 2014 and 2015 335?

[nop]

A few hundred bucks and very little else.
See http://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=991665

[newoldbeemer]

I believe anthracite trim will be offered on all trims including msport.

[JeffreyC]

You will also have to pay $500 for the enhanced bluetooth.

[F30MSPORT12]

You can have a leather dash as an option as well for the MY15. I believe it's a $900 option.

[JUSTIN808]

if you purchase it after July 1st free scheduled maintenance is not transferable to new owner.

[newoldbeemer]

Wow is that so? That's a bummer. Will affect resale if you're selling in a year or two!

[claykin]

Originally Posted by JUSTIN808

if you purchase it after July 1st free scheduled maintenance is not transferable to new owner.

Where did you read this?

[JUSTIN808]

Originally Posted by claykin

Where did you read this?

http://www.bmwusa.com/UltimateService

The BMW Maintenance Program

For model year 2015 or later vehicles sold or leased by an authorized BMW center on or after July 1, 2014, BMW Maintenance Program coverage is provided for the exclusive benefit of the initial purchaser, owner, or lessee of a new vehicle, sales demonstrator vehicle, Aftersales Mobility Program (AMP) vehicle, or BMW Group company vehicle from an authorized BMW center in the United States (including Puerto Rico). Accordingly, BMW Maintenance Program coverage, with one exception, is not transferable to subsequent purchasers, owners, or lessees. The sole exception to the non-transferability of BMW Maintenance Program coverage is that household transfers - transfers within the United States (including Puerto Rico) to members of the household of the initial purchaser, owner, or lessee of a BMW vehicle from an authorized BMW center - will not terminate BMW Maintenance Program coverage. Household transfers are limited solely to transfers to a current or former spouse or spousal equivalent, child, sibling, parent, grandparent, or grandchild from the initial purchaser, owner, or lessee of a vehicle. In the event of a household transfer, purchasers, owners, or lessees of a BMW vehicle should promptly advise their authorized BMW center to document and confirm the household transfer for purposes of BMW Maintenance Program coverage. The payoff of a loan on a vehicle by the initial purchaser and the purchase of a leased vehicle by the initial lessee are not considered transfers for purposes of BMW Maintenance Program coverage.

The BMW Maintenance Program covers all factory recommended maintenance as determined by the Condition Based Service (CBS) system. Additional specific items that need replacement due to normal wear and tear, and that are not covered by the original New Vehicle Limited Warranty - such as brake pads, brake rotors, and wiper blade inserts - are included, provided wear and tear exceeds BMW wear limits. Any applicable adjustments required due to normal operating conditions are also included.

Exclusions from coverage include the following:
Items reimbursable under your New Vehicle Limited Warranty
Gasoline and diesel fuel
Gasoline and diesel fuel additive
Diesel glow plugs
Diesel particulate filter
Windshield washer additive (except when in conjunction with scheduled maintenance)
Tires, wheel alignment, tire balance and rotation
Parking brake shoes/linings
Reset Tire Pressure Monitor
Wear and tear of soft trim items, such as: seats, carpets, moldings, headliner, door panels and all chrome trim
Damage, including consequential, which results from negligence, improper operation of the vehicle, wear and tear or deterioration due to driving habits or conditions, improper repair, environmental influences, flood, accident or fire damage, road salt corrosion, alteration, installation of non-genuine BMW accessories, or use of improper, poor quality or contaminated fuel
Altered or unreadable Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) or odometer irregularities or vehicles where the true mileage cannot be determined
Maintenance or repair after the vehicle is deemed a total loss
Maintenance or repairs performed by other than an authorized BMW center within the United States or Puerto Rico
'Topping off' low fluids (e.g., engine oil, antifreeze, washer fluid, etc.) except when done in conjunction with a scheduled maintenance or other required maintenance work (as outlined in the customized maintenance checklist printout) that is performed during an applicable Maintenance Program period
Vehicles used in competitive events
Oil changes performed outside the recommended maintenance intervals as indicated by the Condition Based Service
Any other vehicle-specific exclusions described in the Service and Warranty Booklet included with the vehicle

[ft1330]

What a bimmer.... I mean bummer :-) They suck.

[chrisny]

Did they add to the CPO warranty to make up the gap that would exist for resale before factory warranty expires? This makes no sense. I've never heard of any company voiding the factory warranty because of a sale.

[BMRGUY]

Maintenance program.. Not warranty.

Originally Posted by chrisny

Did they add to the CPO warranty to make up the gap that would exist for resale before factory warranty expires? This makes no sense. I've never heard of any company voiding the factory warranty because of a sale.

[chrisny]

Originally Posted by BMRGUY

Maintenance program.. Not warranty.

Ahh, that makes more sense (sort of). Thanks, read too fast first time. I still think it's BS though, hurts resale, taking away a huge selling point. Probably an attempt at selling the extended maintenance plan on Preowned purchases.