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How many kilometers for the first maintenance of BMW 325li?

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EdwardLynn

07/30/25 3:35am

BMW 325li's first maintenance is at 10,000 kilometers or 12 months, with a maintenance interval of 10,000 kilometers or 1 year. The first maintenance is free. All BMW models have a maintenance cycle of 10,000 kilometers. Engine oil and oil filters are replaced at every maintenance; air filters, cabin air filters, and fuel filters are recommended to be replaced every 20,000 kilometers; spark plugs are recommended to be replaced every 50,000 kilometers; and brake fluid should be replaced every two years. Below is more information about the BMW 325li: 1. Interior: The changes in the new 3 Series interior are limited to details. The dashboard still features a two-tone design, and the layout of all equipment remains unchanged, with only some switches and buttons adorned with chrome trim. The armrests on the door panels have been ergonomically optimized. The electric window switches and mirror adjustment controls have been moved two centimeters closer to the driver's seat, making them more convenient to use. 2. Engine: The new 325i continues to use BMW's most classic inline 6-cylinder engine, with improved response speed and power output. It delivers a maximum power of 160 kW (218 hp) and a maximum torque of 250 Nm, featuring Valvetronic variable valve technology. The power starts to surge from around 2,500 rpm and continues up to approximately 6,000 rpm. Acceleration performance has been tested, achieving 0-100km/h in under 8 seconds. During full-throttle acceleration, the engine sound inside the car is exhilarating.

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