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pgilc1 said:
Apache said:
pgilc1] said:
Sorry, but it wouldnt be a 328i e36 if i was spending that.
why?Apache said:
pgilc1 said:
Apache said:
pgilc1] said:
Sorry, but it wouldnt be a 328i e36 if i was spending that.
why?sleep envy said:
pgilc1 said:
yet some people have tried to kick him around for that.
did you read the thread which caused him to post this one?FYI it's nothing to do with his choice of car
MikeyMike said:
and unremarkable in every way.
What a load of tosh! its an incredible car. Listen, they've been building Ferraris and other fast cars for decades, but its only recently become possible - only in the last 5 years? - to build a car with the attributes of a 335d, they are incredible cars. No, i wouldn't pay 45k to have one as my everyday car and i wouldn't really want any ferrari as my everyday car either, come to that.Even a 45k 911, it seems such a shame to use such a nice car as an everyday car, and i think it would depreciate at the same rate for a while, and again, they've been building 911's since '63.
But a fast car that is reliable, nice looking, handles well and does 500 miles on a tank? Nope, they've only recently discovered how to build them so to describe them as unremarkable in every way shows breathtaking lack of knowledge imo.
anonymous said:
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It depends what you mean by "nice". Leaving budget for your chassis upgrades and 540i means a sub-£30k 911 which is going to both look and feel fairly well used (and yes I have driven porsches of this age). Then there's the issue of the general expense of running two cars, the possibility of big out of warranty bills etc.Don't get me wrong, I like 996's (I used to own one myself). They're very nice cars, though not the be-all and end-all of motoring that a lot of aspiring owners seem to think. My £35k would (and has been) spent on a 335i/d rather than the combination of an aging 911 and a shed.
Gary.
heebeegeetee said:
MikeyMike said:
and unremarkable in every way.
What a load of tosh! its an incredible car. Listen, they've been building Ferraris and other fast cars for decades, but its only recently become possible - only in the last 5 years? - to build a car with the attributes of a 335d, they are incredible cars. No, i wouldn't pay 45k to have one as my everyday car and i wouldn't really want any ferrari as my everyday car either, come to that.Even a 45k 911, it seems such a shame to use such a nice car as an everyday car, and i think it would depreciate at the same rate for a while, and again, they've been building 911's since '63.
But a fast car that is reliable, nice looking, handles well and does 500 miles on a tank? Nope, they've only recently discovered how to build them so to describe them as unremarkable in every way shows breathtaking lack of knowledge imo.
MikeyMike said:
heebeegeetee said:
MikeyMike said:
and unremarkable in every way.
What a load of tosh! its an incredible car. Listen, they've been building Ferraris and other fast cars for decades, but its only recently become possible - only in the last 5 years? - to build a car with the attributes of a 335d, they are incredible cars. No, i wouldn't pay 45k to have one as my everyday car and i wouldn't really want any ferrari as my everyday car either, come to that.Even a 45k 911, it seems such a shame to use such a nice car as an everyday car, and i think it would depreciate at the same rate for a while, and again, they've been building 911's since '63.
But a fast car that is reliable, nice looking, handles well and does 500 miles on a tank? Nope, they've only recently discovered how to build them so to describe them as unremarkable in every way shows breathtaking lack of knowledge imo.
To them who don't know though, i guess its just another 3 series.
heebeegeetee said:
MikeyMike said:
heebeegeetee said:
MikeyMike said:
and unremarkable in every way.
What a load of tosh! its an incredible car. Listen, they've been building Ferraris and other fast cars for decades, but its only recently become possible - only in the last 5 years? - to build a car with the attributes of a 335d, they are incredible cars. No, i wouldn't pay 45k to have one as my everyday car and i wouldn't really want any ferrari as my everyday car either, come to that.Even a 45k 911, it seems such a shame to use such a nice car as an everyday car, and i think it would depreciate at the same rate for a while, and again, they've been building 911's since '63.
But a fast car that is reliable, nice looking, handles well and does 500 miles on a tank? Nope, they've only recently discovered how to build them so to describe them as unremarkable in every way shows breathtaking lack of knowledge imo.
To them who don't know though, i guess its just another 3 series.
No one said it was ''car porn'' only the chap who keeps going on about it!
dxb335d said:
heebeegeetee said:
MikeyMike said:
heebeegeetee said:
MikeyMike said:
and unremarkable in every way.
What a load of tosh! its an incredible car. Listen, they've been building Ferraris and other fast cars for decades, but its only recently become possible - only in the last 5 years? - to build a car with the attributes of a 335d, they are incredible cars. No, i wouldn't pay 45k to have one as my everyday car and i wouldn't really want any ferrari as my everyday car either, come to that.Even a 45k 911, it seems such a shame to use such a nice car as an everyday car, and i think it would depreciate at the same rate for a while, and again, they've been building 911's since '63.
But a fast car that is reliable, nice looking, handles well and does 500 miles on a tank? Nope, they've only recently discovered how to build them so to describe them as unremarkable in every way shows breathtaking lack of knowledge imo.
To them who don't know though, i guess its just another 3 series.
No one said it was ''car porn'' only the chap who keeps going on about it!
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