No hassle, no haggle.
By Jason - Jul 22, 2010, Google Maps
I love the one price, no haggle philosophy. Buying my BMW from them was very stress free. They were upfront and fair about trade in (went by blue book) and the price of a new car. Top notch customer service thus far. This is the way buying a car should be.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
BMW Group announces support for iPod Out
by Serenity Caldwell, Macworld.com
"iPod Out" was one of the new iOS 4 APIs mentioned at Apple's preview event back in April, but no one quite knew what it was meant for?until last week, when BMW Group announced that it had integrated iPod Out into its newest BMW and Mini vehicle entertainment systems.
So what is iPod Out? From BMW Group's press photos and description, the API allows car manufacturers to integrate the iPod Classic OS look and controls into a vehicle?s on-board entertainment system. Owners of future BMW and Mini models will be able to control their iPod or iPhone fully from the car?s interface controls. In addition, users will have access to their device?s Genius feature and be able to make custom playlists.
BMW Group seems all too happy to use this API, stating that "future vehicles equipped with this technology will be able to adapt more quickly to the software lifecycles of iPod touch and iPhone" (Here's hoping this will mean the end of terrible custom iPod music UIs and messages like "iPod/iPhone not supported" when you plug in your newest iOS device.)
BMW Group hasn't outlined any specific timeline for integration, but notes that support will be coming to future BMW models using BMW ConnectedDrive and Mini models using Mini Connected. Customers who wish to use the iPod Out feature in new BMW Group cars need to have an iPhone or iPod touch running iOS 4.0 or later.
"iPod Out" was one of the new iOS 4 APIs mentioned at Apple's preview event back in April, but no one quite knew what it was meant for?until last week, when BMW Group announced that it had integrated iPod Out into its newest BMW and Mini vehicle entertainment systems.
So what is iPod Out? From BMW Group's press photos and description, the API allows car manufacturers to integrate the iPod Classic OS look and controls into a vehicle?s on-board entertainment system. Owners of future BMW and Mini models will be able to control their iPod or iPhone fully from the car?s interface controls. In addition, users will have access to their device?s Genius feature and be able to make custom playlists.
BMW Group seems all too happy to use this API, stating that "future vehicles equipped with this technology will be able to adapt more quickly to the software lifecycles of iPod touch and iPhone" (Here's hoping this will mean the end of terrible custom iPod music UIs and messages like "iPod/iPhone not supported" when you plug in your newest iOS device.)
BMW Group hasn't outlined any specific timeline for integration, but notes that support will be coming to future BMW models using BMW ConnectedDrive and Mini models using Mini Connected. Customers who wish to use the iPod Out feature in new BMW Group cars need to have an iPhone or iPod touch running iOS 4.0 or later.
Schomp Automotive The 20th Annual Children's Hospital Sales Event
The 20th Annual Children's Hospital Sales Event is going on now thru Saturday, July 17, 2010. All new & pre-owned BMWs are on sale with a percentage of every automobile sold benefitting the Children's Hospital Burn Unit.
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