New owner 2011 LS 460
#16
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I just need to go though the navigation and phone connection and I'm done.
Please let me know if you need any help with anything. As complex as the car appears to be with all of it's electronics its quiet basic and to the point. Just about every feature is usable and well thought out.
I really like the fact that you can set your own maintenance reminders based on millage and date. BMW I drive has nothing on this cars simplicity.
#18
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Now that I'm on this LS section of the forum going though past posts all I read is some people screaming bloody murder for things that BMW and Merc owners call minor quirks.
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I have a 2011 ls460 sport rear wheel drive with the bramble brakes and twice the vehicle had a strong vibration around 65 mph anyone on the forum with a similar issue
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Have the same issue as above,intermittent shaking at highway speeds. Thinking is the driveshaft, as you can feel the vibration in the seats, not just the steering wheel. I noticed a bunch of people on here complaining about driveline vibrations and nothing seems to help except for the few people that had the driveshaft replaced.
#21
Racer
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Vibrations could be attributed to many things. If it is present at a certain speed it's probable that it could be a tire wheel issue. You are still under warranty so I would take it in for servicing and let them deal with it. Just make sure you come back and let everyone know what it is.
#22
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Congratulations on your LS . I've had mine for 12 months and it just gets better and better . You'll forget about your BMW in no time . Just make sure you change the little panels beside the wing mirrors to the 2013 finned variety and you'll be much better off without the wind noise which is the only real problem with the first 460 s .
#23
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Congratulations on your LS . I've had mine for 12 months and it just gets better and better . You'll forget about your BMW in no time . Just make sure you change the little panels beside the wing mirrors to the 2013 finned variety and you'll be much better off without the wind noise which is the only real problem with the first 460 s .
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Vibrations could be attributed to many things. If it is present at a certain speed it's probable that it could be a tire wheel issue. You are still under warranty so I would take it in for servicing and let them deal with it. Just make sure you come back and let everyone know what it is.
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[QUOTE=Devh;8262077]
I also stayed away from the air bag suspension because a few cars I looked at had the front struts replaced prematurely. Also I really could not tell the difference between the two suspension systems so it wasn't a deal breaker and I probably saved more unnecessary weight in the process.
I agree to stay away from the air bag suspension.
It is very nice and smooth but in case if it goes wrong later, it's going to hurt my pocket.
I also stayed away from the air bag suspension because a few cars I looked at had the front struts replaced prematurely. Also I really could not tell the difference between the two suspension systems so it wasn't a deal breaker and I probably saved more unnecessary weight in the process.
I agree to stay away from the air bag suspension.
It is very nice and smooth but in case if it goes wrong later, it's going to hurt my pocket.
#28
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[QUOTE=korlexus;8345907]
I also stayed away from the air bag suspension because a few cars I looked at had the front struts replaced prematurely. Also I really could not tell the difference between the two suspension systems so it wasn't a deal breaker and I probably saved more unnecessary weight in the process.
I agree to stay away from the air bag suspension.
It is very nice and smooth but in case if it goes wrong later, it's going to hurt my pocket.
And your rear end when you turn up to the dealership. One thing I like about the regular suspension is that I the owner can replace them myself at minimum cost. It's possible that by that time I will either will be driving an electric car or fitting gun turrets on the hood.
I also stayed away from the air bag suspension because a few cars I looked at had the front struts replaced prematurely. Also I really could not tell the difference between the two suspension systems so it wasn't a deal breaker and I probably saved more unnecessary weight in the process.
I agree to stay away from the air bag suspension.
It is very nice and smooth but in case if it goes wrong later, it's going to hurt my pocket.
#29
[QUOTE=Devh;8345978]
And your rear end when you turn up to the dealership. One thing I like about the regular suspension is that I the owner can replace them myself at minimum cost. It's possible that by that time I will either will be driving an electric car or fitting gun turrets on the hood.
And plus you can modify the suspension whatever you want (springs, coilovers and etc.).
And your rear end when you turn up to the dealership. One thing I like about the regular suspension is that I the owner can replace them myself at minimum cost. It's possible that by that time I will either will be driving an electric car or fitting gun turrets on the hood.
#30
Racer
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[QUOTE=korlexus;8346216]
True however there are no good springs or coil over systems available for this car.
No trd sportivo option. It would be nice if Bilstein made a replacement cartridge.
No trd sportivo option. It would be nice if Bilstein made a replacement cartridge.