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Hey guys, im not sure if someone already started a thread like this before so here goes. List all if any annoyances you have found while owning your 3-series. The one i have is not being able to use the second cup holder in my car without having to lift the arm rest, grrr
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yammahamma, no you cant! if u put a soda in the second one you will not be able to put the arm rest all the way down, it will rest on the soda can, it might work if you have a tiny soda can, but i was talking about a regular side one
yammahamma, no you cant! if u put a soda in the second one you will not be able to put the arm rest all the way down, it will rest on the soda can, it might work if you have a tiny soda can, but i was talking about a regular side one
Hmmm....I swear you can...but then I don't drink that much soda.
...and my previous car was an e30. I used both cup holders in that to hold the steering wheel and to change gears.
yammahamma, hmm strange, well i have a sedan, and i see you drive a coupe, i might be different on your but on mine you can't fit a soda can in the second cup holder cuz the arm rest will fall on top of it and not go all the way down
Automatic doorlocks in my 2006 325xi. I can't count the number of times I went all the way around to the passenger side to get something out and found the door locked! UUURRRG.
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