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From my experience the 2500's aren't known for there bite from cold despite being a mild performance compound. That tends to come part & parcel with performance pads tho as it's a harder compound & requires higher operating temperatures.
Alloy Wheel cleaner, brush it on leave it to do its work.
Failing that I'd probably try polishing it off. I'm sure some of the detailing boys will come along with some superior advice.
We all see things differently. But IMO the 200 is a great drivers car & that seems to be the general talk on it. Hense why I own one. It's not like driving a turbo car tho.
In my old car, found some girl I was porking about 2 years ago's thong. Took me ages to work out who's it was & even asked the current Mrs's if it was hers. (It wasn't, bad move).
Used to have a VXR as a company car. In fact I had two as the first one had so many problems. Crap gearbox that's like w*nking off an elephant & have a fair few reliability issues. To drive they feel like a bazza'd up 1.2 with stiff springs.
Mini, very common, again reliability issues & pretty...
Two guys at work have these fitted to there BM's
Made next to no difference, they still got stuck last year haha.
But then that's Bmw's for you. They payed near on £700 for the "BMW PACKAGE"
I LOLLED!