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Hi there, I have just bought a 2001 330D SE Touring . It's a 10 year old car and has done 137,000 miles but it is immaculate and has been very well looked after . The problem is , the previous owner moved to France and all the history for the car has been lost in the move . The garage on the key fob (a reputable garage ) confirmed they had the car on their system and had accounts for work carried out but no details to what work was done . Judging by the bills it looks like regular sevicing and one a little bit higher. The question is , How can i get such details on paper ? Can I get replacements . The owners handbook is easy to obtain but service history is a must.

Thanks in advance ,

Paul

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