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From digest.v7.n469 Sun Oct 19 20:34:17 1997 From: Murphybmw_at_aol.com Date: Sun, 19 Oct 1997 22:03:43 -0400 (EDT) Subject: Re: bmw-digest V7 #382 Driving in Europe Some additional comments about driving in Europe..... BMW provides you with insurance while driving your car in Europe and their policy also excludes coverage the former East Block countries. BMW mandates a 2000 KM break-in with the original fill on an M3 or about 1250 miles.If the model you're buying has a similar requirement and you are not going to exceed that amount of mileage, I would wait for the delivery service at your dealer. While an International Drivers License may not be necessary, they help you avoid problems with Police officers with a limited English vocabulary. I have personally been worked over by two French officers who refused to speak English. In another case, an emplpoyee in my business had a serious automobile accident in Germany and found that the license simplified the paper work. The license can be obtaines at any American Automobile Association office for about 15$ plus two paspart photos. Havea good trip.... Bob Murphy murphybmw_at_aol.com |
