Vehicle Background Report:

We have found the following information about the vehicle.

BMW 3-Series 330xd
VIN-CODE
WBAWC91070PV84888
2025-02-10 18:00:12
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Entered VIN WBAWC91070PV84888
Corrected VIN WBAWC91070PV84888
WMI WBA
VDS WC91070P
Serial number V84888
VIN type normal
Make Bmw
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Manufacturer
Manufacturer Bayerische Motoren Werke AG
Adress #1 Muenchen 13
Adress #2 Muenchen 13
Region Europe
Country Germany
Note Manufacturer builds more than 500 vehicles per yea
Vehicle information (technical)
Engine code M57T2
Steering LHD
Vehicle information (general)
Make BMW
Model 3-Series
Version E92
Series 330xd
Body type Coupe
Doors number 2
Seats number 4
Vehicle class Compact car
Vehicle type Sport Vehicle
Build year 2008
Production Date 2008-02

Odometer Check

Odometer data is crucial in assessing a vehicle’s value, as higher mileage and possible rollbacks lower the value of the car. We verify odometer data availability and search various databases for this information.

Request completed 12/12

The search was made by using all available databases. The results are below:

Checked databases:

Europe

Checked all available sources - Data is classified or hidden by the owner

USA

Checked all available sources - Data is classified or hidden by the owner

Global

Checked all available sources - Data not found or hidden

  • Overall, while we make our best efforts to ensure that the recorded mileage data is accurate and complete, there may be cases where it is not (variety of reasons, such as odometer malfunctions, human error in recording the mileage, or any other factors), and we urge all users of this information to exercise caution and take steps to verify the data's accuracy before relying on it for any significant decision-making.

Accident Request

Check if the vehicle has been involved in any traffic accident. When buying a damaged vehicle, be cautious or rather opt out.

Accident overview

No accident reports were found.

92% of databases checked *

Germany

✅ Checked

Portugal

✅ Checked

Poland

✅ Checked

Lithuania

✅ Checked

France

✅ Checked

Italy

✅ Checked

Slovakia

✅ Checked

Slovenia

✅ Checked

Romania

✅ Checked

United Kingdom

✅ Checked

Greece

✅ Checked

Croatia

✅ Checked

Bosnia and Herzegovina

✅ Checked

Serbia

✅ Checked

Other EU countries

✅ Checked

  • However, there may occasionally be inaccuracies, especially when inspecting older vehicles. Do-it-yourself auto mechanics often illegally mask vehicle defects or damage without registering them anywhere. Sometimes even the VIN code of the vehicle is replaced or other illegal actions are taken. We have various methods to detect such crimes as well, but it is still impossible to give a 100% guarantee.

Stolen database check

We check the vehicle against multiple stolen vehicle databases to ensure it has a legitimate history and ownership.

Germany

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

Portugal

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

Lithuania

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

Netherlands

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

France

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

Italy

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

Slovakia

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

Slovenia

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

France

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

United Kingdom

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

Greece

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

Croatia

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!

Other EU countries

Database of stolen vehicles

  • All Good, no records found!
  • The list provided above displays the "theft commitment" rather than the country of registration for the vehicles. It is important to note that the list only indicates the current theft status of the vehicles and does not include recovered vehicles that may have been previously reported stolen.

Maintenance

Compare the service information with the information in the vehicle service book. Here is information on basic maintenance to follow on a used vehicle.

Vehicle inspection

Check and replace if necessary:

 Engine oil; Engine coolant; Oil filter; Gearbox fluid;
Brake fluid; Power steering fluid; Cabin filter; Spark plugs; Air filter

Engine

The recommended engine service interval is 15,000 kilometers or 1 year. Even if your newer car has a service interval of 30,000 km, we recommend that you service your vehicle every 15,000 km because of the dirt and climatic features of Europe.

Filters

The paper filters (cabin and engine air filters) should be replaced during each maintenance. Of course, the oil filter should always be replaced during the oil change. The fuel filter should be changed at least every 60,000 km for petrol engines and 30,000 km for diesel engines. It would be even better to replace them with each maintenance.

Automatic transmission

We strongly recommend changing the oil in all automatic transmissions (conventional, Tiptronic, Multitronic and DSG) at least every 60,000 km. All of these gearboxes also need to be replaced with an oil filter, except for the Multitronic, where the oil filter is located inside the gearbox (this requires the gearbox to be disassembled).

Manual gearbox

We recommend changing the oil after every 120,000 km.

Differential

At Haldex ND, you need to change oil every 30,000 km and filter every 60,000 km. We recommend changing the oil and filter after every 30,000 km. In normal and automatic transmission differentials, we recommend changing the oil after every 120,000 km.

Coolant

The coolant should be changed every 2 years. If your car has an engine belt change (with water pump change), the coolant will generally be replaced as well. This applies mainly to V-engines.

Brake fluid

The brake fluid should be changed every two years at most, and more frequently if necessary (much urban driving).

Steering oil

It is recommended to change the steering oil every 2 years, and more frequently if necessary. All in all, regular maintenance will definitely add value to your car.

⚠️ VIN Damage Check:

If possible, check for the presence and concurrence of all VINs to ensure that all VINs match.

Make sure the VIN is 17 characters long and not damaged.

In case of discovery of different VIN codes, ask the owner for explanation and / or documentation on how to change the VIN.

VIN Code Damage
  • Incomplete or defective VIN code the vehicle may later be more complex register or sell. If a vehicle has been damaged so that the VIN is no longer readable, it must have its original VIN affixed by an entry certifier. A new VIN is not assigned.

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