What car is the BMW blade key for?

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AndersonMarie
07/29/25 9:23pm
BMW blade key is the car key for the BMW 530. The following is an introduction to the BMW 530: 1. Configuration: Engine type: Inline 6-cylinder gasoline engine, four-valve technology, double overhead camshaft variable valve timing control system (Double-VANOS), digital electronic engine management system. 2. Displacement: Maximum speed 245km/h, fuel consumption 9.9L/100km, emission standard: Euro 3, fuel type: 93 or above unleaded gasoline. 3. Dimensions: Length, width, and height are 4841mm, 1846mm, and 1468mm respectively, wheelbase: 2888mm.
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