To write a general article on BMW engines would take an unusual amount of space. We have a bunch of articles on specific BMW models on our blog already. Every one of our customers knows we have an Outstanding Selection of BMW Engines for Sale. All at affordable prices, every day.
Considering BMW has made an enormous amount of engines since 1933, it’s easier to make this more of a general BMW engine article.
Most folks know of BMW as a super performance luxury car. But, the first Bimmers were actually designed to be practical, highly reliable everyday cars. The idea was to build a car with bullet proof components. Engines were entering many modern design technological changes during the early part of the century and BMW wanted to stay on top.
As years went by, BMW started to compete with Mercedes for the ultra reliable luxury car market. Not in everyone’s price range. But the idea of a reliable car was modified as people were willing to pay the price for the legendary German engineering. Although BMW now makes some more affordable cars.
As good as German engineering is, the fact remains that BMW owners have engine failures. Unless it’s an older very high mileage model, it’s unusual for an engine failure to occur if you perform all the right maintenance at the right time with the right approved fluids and parts. Believe me when I say TOO many people ignore maintenance.
One of the reasons I am a fan of BMW engines is that they are over engineered. That means they use forged connecting rods instead of cast connecting rods. It also includes a forged crankshaft as opposed to a cast one. Evey component in the engine is made from superior materials and machined to more precise specifications than an ordinary car engine.
That leads right into answering the question: What engine do I need? If you were to have an engine failure. That depends on a lot of things. The year, model, your intended goals and money.
Honestly, the majority of BMW engine requests are for not old, but not new BMW’s. It’s hard not to recommend one of our flawlessly remanufactured engines. Built with pure value inside, and may in fact, outlast and run better than the original engine because every factory approved update has been installed during the refreshing process.
Does it really matter whether you bought the car because it was highly reliable, or because you are a fancy real estate sales lady who need a classy ride? If you have an engine failure, your goal should be to replace the engine with an engine suitable for said car. Any type of compromise will cost more.
Buy the best replacement option for an affordable price. The reality is a top quality product will outlast, and thus cost less than poor quality equipment. That not only makes good economic sense, but you will also feel better knowing you are not going to have anymore engine issues to deal with. No more pain and frustration.
Considering BMW has made an enormous amount of engines since 1933, it’s easier to make this more of a general BMW engine article.
Most folks know of BMW as a super performance luxury car. But, the first Bimmers were actually designed to be practical, highly reliable everyday cars. The idea was to build a car with bullet proof components. Engines were entering many modern design technological changes during the early part of the century and BMW wanted to stay on top.
As years went by, BMW started to compete with Mercedes for the ultra reliable luxury car market. Not in everyone’s price range. But the idea of a reliable car was modified as people were willing to pay the price for the legendary German engineering. Although BMW now makes some more affordable cars.
As good as German engineering is, the fact remains that BMW owners have engine failures. Unless it’s an older very high mileage model, it’s unusual for an engine failure to occur if you perform all the right maintenance at the right time with the right approved fluids and parts. Believe me when I say TOO many people ignore maintenance.
One of the reasons I am a fan of BMW engines is that they are over engineered. That means they use forged connecting rods instead of cast connecting rods. It also includes a forged crankshaft as opposed to a cast one. Evey component in the engine is made from superior materials and machined to more precise specifications than an ordinary car engine.
That leads right into answering the question: What engine do I need? If you were to have an engine failure. That depends on a lot of things. The year, model, your intended goals and money.
Honestly, the majority of BMW engine requests are for not old, but not new BMW’s. It’s hard not to recommend one of our flawlessly remanufactured engines. Built with pure value inside, and may in fact, outlast and run better than the original engine because every factory approved update has been installed during the refreshing process.
Does it really matter whether you bought the car because it was highly reliable, or because you are a fancy real estate sales lady who need a classy ride? If you have an engine failure, your goal should be to replace the engine with an engine suitable for said car. Any type of compromise will cost more.
Buy the best replacement option for an affordable price. The reality is a top quality product will outlast, and thus cost less than poor quality equipment. That not only makes good economic sense, but you will also feel better knowing you are not going to have anymore engine issues to deal with. No more pain and frustration.
Engine oil can also be used as fuel oil. By recycling just two gallons of used oil, it has the energy potential to generate enough electricity to run the average household for almost 24 hours.
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