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Used BMW 5 Series Stereo Face Plate Cover
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About Stereo Face Plate Cover
The 5 Series BMW stereo face plate cover is a removable cover or front panel, on a stereo system, which can be detached from the head unit, for security purposes, enabling you to keep it out of view when the car is parked and not in use. This stylish and functional detachable front panel provides peace of mind and immediately removes any temptation from would be thieves, keeping your stereo system safe. Part of the car's stereo, the stereo face plate cover is the exterior panel that houses the exterior controls, display, opening mechanism etc.
The 5 Series BMW stereo face plate cover is found on the car stereo head unit, usually situated centrally and within easy reach, on the dashboard. The stereo is powered by the car's battery. As well as a radio, the stereo can also contain a CD player and/or tape cassette player. In addition to basic features, such as the open and close mechanism; play, stop, skip forward and skip back controls; volume control; a display providing information on the song title and artist; and song selection, stereos can have features such as remote control; skip prevention; bass and sound amplification/boost; CD changers; and bass and treble equalisers. Some stereo systems will play rewritable CD's as well as the usual non-rewritable CD's.
Stereo face plate covers come in a variety of designs, styles, finishes, shapes and materials with many different features, depending on the make and model of the vehicle. Choosing to fit the 5 Series BMW stereo face plate cover will ensure you get the perfect part for the make and model of your vehicle.
If the stereo face plate cover in your car has seen better days, is faulty due to electrical component failure or malfunctioning in some other way, it's important, when replacing this part, to choose a good quality product that will be compatible with the make and model of your car. The replacement stereo face plate cover should fit your car precisely, able to attach securely and properly in the car stereo head unit and match the contours of the dashboard, complementing the overall style and colour scheme of the car. Buying the 5 Series BMW stereo face plate cover will provide you with the ideal compatible part, completing the interior of your vehicle with a smart and stylish look.
BMW 5 Series trivia
- The BMW E39 5 Series made the top ten best list in Car and Driver magazine for six straight years, from 1997 to 2002.
- There are almost as many engine options as there are BMW 5 Series models to choose from. Both diesel and petrol are available, but you can also have a wide range of engine choices that prioritise CO2 emissions or speed.
- The BMW 5 Series E39 was the first of the range to come with aluminium parts used in the front suspension. There was also a dramatic increase in the amount of aluminium used in the chassis. The goal was to reduce the overall weight of the E39, and the target was achieved by also adding in the first four-cylinder engine in a 5 Series.
- The main buying demographics of the BMW 5 Series are predominantly Millennials, but it’s very much a car that men prefer. Research in 2019 showed that more than 64% of 5 Series owners are male.
- Although it became an immediate bestseller, the BMW 5 Series is no longer BMW’s biggest selling vehicle (it’s the 3 Series). However, in January 2008 the five millionth 5 Series rolled off the production line. It was a 530 sedan and was a Carbon Black Metallic colour.