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Originally Posted by batislav
My attitude is that if the vibration isn't strong enough that a majority of people can notice it (particularly if they can't feel it) then people shouldn't be surprised that BMW isn't putting in more of an effort to resolve what to many is a non issue.
Not that people shouldn't be upset if their car isn't up to their standards, but saying many people can't tell, but this is unacceptable in a $50,000 car (to quote other posts in this thread, this isn't directed at any one person) explains why there isn't a huge rush from BMW to correct those affected.
I'll also confirm that 6000 miles in no vibration in 2012 sport with VSS.
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I agree, and have said that its more of something you see(the steering wheel shaking) than feel. I wish it wasnt like this(owning 15+ bmw's the steering wheel never shook) but i am satisfied how they are handling my situation.