You have to decide what your priorities are. If your highest priority is having the quickest version of the i3, then go for an early, non-REX i3. But you'll have to live with a 60-70 mile battery range (and subtract about 25% from that in cold weather). If range is your priority, then get a later mo...

I like it. Part of the unique funkiness of the i3, which I wholeheartedly embrace. Although if I ever break it, I'll probably feel quite differently about it...

Perhaps a mitigating factor might be that since all i3 hatches are exactly the same you can find one at a salvage yard and just pop it on. No expensive paint matching required...

Nate: Your i3 doesn't have sun visors??? My 2014 does.

rtanov wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 20, 2020 6:59 am

Yes, I already bought my tires for that
https://photos.app.goo.gl/pJAUDSs4MLAMdLop9

Ha!

Ok, after 8 months of ownership I was going to post the things that I LIKE about the i3, but the list was too long. I'm absolutely loving this car, and this short, and mostly trivial, list of dislikes, pretty much tells it all. Non-opening rear windows. I wish that they would open even just a couple...

symonray wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 18, 2020 1:54 pm

I am happy to report that I pulled Fuse 115 and allowed the cellular modem to reboot. Now, all remote app functions are WORKING, including the ones that previously were not functioning for me.

Excellent! Thanks for testing and reporting back.

Pull the fuse and let us know if this resolves the issue. Although I'm not an expert, I can't imagine that pulling the fuse would cause you any issues. It's definitely what I plan to do if (more likely "when") mine starts failing again. And for what it's worth, when mine fails, it fails in exactly t...

I agree. It's especially concerning when your car never used to do this, but starts this behavior after some mechanical work by the dealer. Although I'm sure that I'll never find out the rational, I can't help but wonder why BMW would choose to leave these particular lights on for an extended period...