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brenflys777 said:
ATM said:
Muppet32 said:
The vastly superior saloon version of the E9x M3 
I'll bite. Why is it superior? 
ATM said:
58warren said:
Thanks for your comments - it is in very nice condition. Great fun for mountain roads too!
Interesting that your profile shows you owning this modern. Did you get bored of it quickly or are you tied in to a term?
Edited by 58warren on Tuesday 19th April 13:44
58warren said:
ATM said:
58warren said:
Thanks for your comments - it is in very nice condition. Great fun for mountain roads too!
Interesting that your profile shows you owning this modern. Did you get bored of it quickly or are you tied in to a term?Edited by 58warren on Tuesday 19th April 13:44
It is tremendous. The engine is daft fast, but without ever feeling manic.
It's an ex-management car, VDC, pan roof, HUD, memory seats, Harmon Kardon and more. I wanted Adaptive Drive and Adaptive Cruise Control but they were pretty much impossible to find on BMW AUC (there are lots of cars advertised as having Adaptive Drive - a phonecall to the dealer will usually uncover that they don't really have it).
In a month it is going to have its legs stretched properly - a drive down to the A5 south of Karlsruhe for the unrestricted autobahn, then onto the Route 500 Schwarzwald Hochstrasse on the way to Lucerne. A couple of day trips to the Furka, San Bernadino and Stelvio Passes and I suspect I might need some new boots (and pants)
It's an ex-management car, VDC, pan roof, HUD, memory seats, Harmon Kardon and more. I wanted Adaptive Drive and Adaptive Cruise Control but they were pretty much impossible to find on BMW AUC (there are lots of cars advertised as having Adaptive Drive - a phonecall to the dealer will usually uncover that they don't really have it).
In a month it is going to have its legs stretched properly - a drive down to the A5 south of Karlsruhe for the unrestricted autobahn, then onto the Route 500 Schwarzwald Hochstrasse on the way to Lucerne. A couple of day trips to the Furka, San Bernadino and Stelvio Passes and I suspect I might need some new boots (and pants)
nodandawink said:
It is tremendous. The engine is daft fast, but without ever feeling manic.
It's an ex-management car, VDC, pan roof, HUD, memory seats, Harmon Kardon and more. I wanted Adaptive Drive and Adaptive Cruise Control but they were pretty much impossible to find on BMW AUC (there are lots of cars advertised as having Adaptive Drive - a phonecall to the dealer will usually uncover that they don't really have it).
In a month it is going to have its legs stretched properly - a drive down to the A5 south of Karlsruhe for the unrestricted autobahn, then onto the Route 500 Schwarzwald Hochstrasse on the way to Lucerne. A couple of day trips to the Furka, San Bernadino and Stelvio Passes and I suspect I might need some new boots (and pants)
I didn't know these were that nippy. Would it keep up with my previous gen 550i?It's an ex-management car, VDC, pan roof, HUD, memory seats, Harmon Kardon and more. I wanted Adaptive Drive and Adaptive Cruise Control but they were pretty much impossible to find on BMW AUC (there are lots of cars advertised as having Adaptive Drive - a phonecall to the dealer will usually uncover that they don't really have it).
In a month it is going to have its legs stretched properly - a drive down to the A5 south of Karlsruhe for the unrestricted autobahn, then onto the Route 500 Schwarzwald Hochstrasse on the way to Lucerne. A couple of day trips to the Furka, San Bernadino and Stelvio Passes and I suspect I might need some new boots (and pants)
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