2012, BMW 320d
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Apache

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39,731 posts

312 months

Friday 5th October 2012
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Just had one from Enterprise, a 'luxury' and driven to Manchester and back from Cambridge via the A628, what a car. Superb. Powerful, frugal, comfortable, brilliant chassis and steering, more toys than Toys R Us. Best car in the sector by a country mile

excel monkey

4,736 posts

255 months

Friday 5th October 2012
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Apache said:
Superb. Powerful, frugal, comfortable, brilliant chassis and steering, more toys than Toys R Us. Best car in the sector by a country mile
High praise, given (some of) the cars you have owned in the past...

Apache

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39,731 posts

312 months

Friday 5th October 2012
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Yeah, well at the least the Robin made up for some of the others

kambites

71,250 posts

249 months

Friday 5th October 2012
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I've not driven the latest version, but I found the E90 to be decidedly poor in many of the respects that you mention - underwhelming chassis, poor steering, terrible ride,... is the new one orders of magnitude better?

Apache

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39,731 posts

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Friday 5th October 2012
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kambites said:
I've not driven the latest version, but I found the E90 to be decidedly poor in many of the respects that you mention - underwhelming chassis, poor steering, terrible ride,... is the new one orders of magnitude better?
Oh yes, chalk and cheese. I had just done a 350 mile round trip and didn't want to hand the keys back, how they get that torque from two litres is impressive. That was half a tank of diesel or £65 and I was caning it, I was chucking it into roundabouts as if it was an M5

excel monkey

4,736 posts

255 months

Friday 5th October 2012
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Apache said:
just had one from Enterprise
Apache said:
I was caning it, I was chucking it into roundabouts as if it was an M5
Nothing handles like a rental smile