[trjn]

I purchased an e92 recently and wanted to get the service history of the car. Murray BMW is not being very co-operative and telling me stories. I would like to know the service history on the car to see what needs immediate attention. I havent tried schomp yet, but if anyone here can pull the service records, that would be great. Let me know.
Thanks.

[wren57]

In with same request.

[adidoman]

I would personally stay away from Murray. At a minimum you should be able to get the warranty claims for the vehicle and that will show you all the warranty work for them. I was able to get a whole service record of the vin from Schomp when I bought my previous car

[trjn]

Originally Posted by adidoman

I would personally stay away from Murray. At a minimum you should be able to get the warranty claims for the vehicle and that will show you all the warranty work for them. I was able to get a whole service record of the vin from Schomp when I bought my previous car

Yup, I am not a big fan of Murray either. Schomp is way out my everyday drive. I might just have to drive out there this weekend.

[Jake335is]

Go to Gebhardt BMW Boulder and ask for DAVIS report.
It WILL show you the approximate number of days the car was in for service for each visit all repairs and maintenance work. Got mine without any hassle..
Carfax wont show you all those details..


Good luck and keep us posted!!

Should look like this..

[MilehighM3]

Originally Posted by Jake335is

Go to Gebhardt BMW Boulder and ask for DAVIS report.
It WILL show you the approximate number of days the car was in for service for each visit all repairs and maintenance work. Got mine without any hassle..
Carfax wont show you all those details..


Good luck and keep us posted!!

Should look like this..

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That's the DCS report. The Davis you're referring to is the Davis number listed on the top right, which is always inaccurate. It's better to look at the performed repairs in the claims below. Certain repairs can add 2-3 days and only take a matter of an hour to perform. Also, if parts are ordered and installed on an open work order the days will add up as well, even if the car isn't in the shop. Example would be a missing tow hook or headlight washer cover- they open a work order to acquire the part and sublet for paint, then schedule an appointment once paint is complete and install at that time. This could be 7-10 days easily. I've seen 28 days added for a battery replacement from a dealer on the east coast...

Edit- you should blank out your VIN on your DCS, if indeed that is your car.

[ArcticRik]

Originally Posted by Jake335is

Go to Gebhardt BMW Boulder and ask for DAVIS report.
It WILL show you the approximate number of days the car was in for service for each visit all repairs and maintenance work. Got mine without any hassle..
Carfax wont show you all those details..


Good luck and keep us posted!!

Should look like this..

Yup BMW gave me one of these when I asked for it before I bought my e90 back in 2010. I didn't even buy the car that dealership and they gave me this print out