Why would you do that ? That would make your 2000 model look like a 2001 model. There will only be one year of production of the 2000 model so it will be unique in the long run. Plus, it will cost you a lot of points in any concours you may want to enter in the furure. Spend your money on performance upgrades, not some silly light/cosmetic changes.Originally posted by klas:
Has anyone made a facelift (front and rear lights) on their M5 1999 or 2000 modell? If so how much did it cost?
Wheter it is silly or not is a matter of opinion.Why would you do that ? That would make your 2000 model look like a 2001 model. There will only be one year of production of the 2000 model so it will be unique in the long run. Plus, it will cost you a lot of points in any concours you may want to enter in the furure. Spend your money on performance upgrades, not some silly light/cosmetic changes.
I mean no other model year will look like the 2000 model, at least here in the U.S.A.. The 2000 model was the first e39 M5 available here.Originally posted by johann:
Wheter it is silly or not is a matter of opinion.
Perhaps Klas likes the look of it and as far as I know he has already spent "some" money on performance upgrades, right Klas?
What do you mean with There will only be one year of production of the 2000 model?
As far as I know there is only one year of production for every years model, isn't it implied in the words year model?
/Johan
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OK, the 98 and 99 looks similar to 2000 except from inner rear view mirror. Or can anyone else recall some other visual changes?Originally posted by Parkerfe:
I mean no other model year will look like the 2000 model, at least here in the U.S.A.. The 2000 model was the first e39 M5 available here.
Originally posted by Mike/DK:
Hi Klas,
I have changed the lights on my BMW. I got the frontlights changed last friday and I got the rearlights changed a couple of days ago. I changed the frontlight my self, so thats not a problem. The problem is the rearlights. The change was made by my local BMW workshop. There´s a lot of changes with these new lights, so don´t try to do it your self. I wound´nt.
But the total cost is a little "cheaper" then first thought. Around 1000 $. (1 $ = 8 kroner).
Hope it helps.
regards,
Mike, Denmark
Originally posted by Mike/DK:
Hi Nille,
I the new lights very much and think it changes the look of the car to a more aggresive look then before.
Do you know of a BMW M5 sold at Sand Jensen (Silkeborg) and resold at a BMW dealer in Herfølge? I saw it last week (carbon black).
Anyway, hope you´re going to like the new look of the car, when it´s opdated.
Best regards,
Mike, Denmark