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singh350i
66 posts
42 months
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top video of a true m classic, i always wanted one but had m535i still a lovely sports saloon,
please please do a review on a e34 m5 3.8 as i have one and is best car i have ever owned.
your videos are always pleasure to watch keep it up.
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MattCSLnut
35 posts
23 months
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Great Video chaps  Feeling Monkey's passion for the 80' Old School M5  My M3 CSL is available for the next M video, should you feed the urge 
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JaguarsportXJR
102 posts
12 months
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Loved it. Quality vid and great car.
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ambuletz
2,003 posts
50 months
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That M5 looks brilliant. Look at how huge the windows are, its a shame cars are not like this anymore. Nowadays its like the window line is up to your chin!
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M@1975
445 posts
96 months
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Great video and great car, review of the e36 m3 evo is in order, horribly overlooked yet brilliant car and criminally cheap these days!
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Leins
1,193 posts
17 months
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E46 CSL next please Chris. Plenty of nice mountain roads over here in Ireland if you want to borrow mine
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Baryonyx
6,880 posts
28 months
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I've always liked these cars. BMW have always been a great 'almost marque', so very often nearly making the best cars going. Mind you, their performance saloon efforts have always been giving a right razzing by the Ford Sierra Cosworth, but I must applaud them for soldiering on in the face of such competition.
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marmite monster
90 posts
96 months
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awesome video been looking forward to this all week 
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swifthobo
841 posts
39 months
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carinaman
3,223 posts
41 months
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One of those green E36 M3 GTs?
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Doodles19
2,090 posts
42 months
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The thing that strikes me is it's size. Compare this 5'er to a new 3'er and you'd get quite a shock! Cars really have got big and bloated!
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Bayerische
14 posts
30 months
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Great video Chris.
I would love to see you do a review of the M635CSi.
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carinaman
3,223 posts
41 months
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Doodles19 said: The thing that strikes me is it's size. Compare this 5'er to a new 3'er and you'd get quite a shock! Cars really have got big and bloated! Slim A pillars, lamps as lamps not jewelry. Does it have any needless ornamentation? The kidneys? Anyway just watching it again, I forgot to mention the birdsong last time.
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timothymcn
16 posts
13 months
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How about a follow up, later on? Maybe talk about it as if it were a long-term tester? School-run, shopping - anything. I just want more Monkey in his M5, plus it would keep you honest about driving it more, if you have to update us about it.
I know, I'm jealous. If I were you, I'd probably be licking the steering wheel when the crew wasn't looking.
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c_seven
124 posts
61 months
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Great vid, M1 road car next please, as originator of the line and I believe engine donor to your car, it's got to be in there. Would then like to see the original M6, preferably on the autobahn, then around a few Schwarzwalde twisties!
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andrewturner
268 posts
84 months
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Great video, thanks Chris.
I'd like you to do one on the Z3M coupe, M3 CSL and an early e30 M3.
Something that lots of reviewers rarely do however is look at some of the modified cars, I.e, my Z3M was terrible on the stock suspension, on the AC coil overs with H&R ARB's, it's a different car - you're welcome to have a go.
Can't wait for the next one.
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Megaflow
3,345 posts
94 months
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Great video. I especially like the line 'I get off on owning this car'. I think I have this problem, I rarely drive my toy enough, but can't ever imagine selling it, but then every now and then I think I will have to sell it at some point, after all I'm not going to be able to drive it when I'm 80, so when does that time arrive... 
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Twilight1
161 posts
47 months
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You should be driving the car what makes you happy, just like the M5 makes Chris happy. I used to have a E34 M5 few years back for few months. I liked it quite in the same way Chris likes his, even though its not the 100% minter, when it is mechanically sound, it's enough.  
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robinessex
736 posts
50 months
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 In PH classifieds
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Output Flange
12,315 posts
80 months
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I took my E28 for a drive last weekend (currently a lowly 518i) and although it was impossibly slow, incredibly knackered and mildly dangerous, it was also thoroughly charming. Once this summer's restoration/upgrade project is complete on it, it should be all the car I need. As for the next video - if you could arrange to get one of each generation of M car and have a straight line race of E30 vs E36 vs E46 vs E92, and E28 vs E34 vs E39 vs E60 vs F10, that'd be great (and might shut a few people up  )
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