Deepak Khanchandani

Houses the biggest Carrefour in the area, but it doesn't really qualify as a full fledged shopping centre. The usual stores like pharmacy, orange shop, magazine shops are available as well as food stalls for kebabs, burgers, hotdogs, sushi and, in the summer time, ice cream as well.

After having owned two M850i (one cabrio and one coupé), I can safely say that the BMW brand may once have been synonymous with "premium", but that is no longer the case. The 8 series "flagships" I owned both had rattling, one from the roof and both from the hideous plastics which don't even belong on a Hyundai, and that too after just a few months of driving. I have been a BMW owner for over 20 years (starting from the E39 M5, which was actually a quality product), back when BMW still had presence in F1, and over the years have just seen the brand deteriorate to making mass produced plastic rattling garbage. To make matters worse, the dealer network has gone from acceptable to atrocious, with high pressured sales tactics, especially for new cars and leases, little to no after sales service, dealers lying about damage on cars to avoid expensive repairs under warranty, and no recourse from BMW HQ, not even an email back. So seems like after 20+ years with BMW, I'm left with no option but to switch to another brand. Audi, Mercedes, etc, here I come.