Q: I have a 05' 330XI that will not move into gears. Tried putting it in neutral but still wont move.

asked by on March 06, 2017

I had went to school in the morning with no issue at all by the end of theday i was about to go home i started it without a problem but as i was pulling out i felt a hard thud and and kept moving and then another hard thud caused my car to stop moving at all.

My car has 184000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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