Soldato
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I can see Fox's point on not being able to easily tell if it has adaptive Xenons but for anyone that has owned a car with Xenons I would have thought it would be easy to check for at least Xenons due to the power on routine where they ignite and then change colour temperature/brightness as they warm up over a couple of seconds.
Still as he has it in writing it should be straight forward getting a refund although I would expect the ML has now gone and the best way forward is for the dealer to locate another X5 with the correct spec and swap at no cost (assuming similar age/mileage) X5s are not exactly rare so shouldn't be that hard for the dealer to find another one.
Still as he has it in writing it should be straight forward getting a refund although I would expect the ML has now gone and the best way forward is for the dealer to locate another X5 with the correct spec and swap at no cost (assuming similar age/mileage) X5s are not exactly rare so shouldn't be that hard for the dealer to find another one.
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