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Not tried the 440i but we have a 435d GC - in terms of practicality for the wife, my 2 year old daughter and I it's perfect, ticks all the boxes for us - generous sized boot, stunning looking car and great fun too. Only thing we find is it's a squeeze for 2 adults in the back when a toddler seat is in there......
Pioneer said:
For that money I'd go into a 5 series. Huge jump in build quality and comfort from any of the 1-4 series.
Similar money will be a 5 with a lesser performing engine plus this is a 2nd car, I already have a 6GC for comfort.I need to go and sit in a 4 again and remind myself what the interior is like.
I do like the 3 estate but I prefer the looks of the 4GC.
My thoughts are retain the M135i performance but in a bigger shell, and with the preference being a 4 opposed to a 3 due to looks, hence the 440iGC as an option.
The 640d GC is a motorway cruiser, used for business hammering around the UK. Both this and the M135i are used for very different duties.
Anyone have experience of 440iGC discounts ? Broadpseed are circa 23%.
My thoughts are retain the M135i performance but in a bigger shell, and with the preference being a 4 opposed to a 3 due to looks, hence the 440iGC as an option.
The 640d GC is a motorway cruiser, used for business hammering around the UK. Both this and the M135i are used for very different duties.
Anyone have experience of 440iGC discounts ? Broadpseed are circa 23%.
Loving mine. I got the MPPSK to add to the noise and performance.
Agree with comments above about the low(ish) rent interior. Coming from an A7 and originally intent on purchasing an M6 GC Competition it doesn't compare. However, the full leather dash really does lift the interior and the £20k saving for new new fully loaded 440i GC over a 6 month old M6 GC softens the blow considerably.
The driving experience is fantastic. It's a rapid car, smooth, docile and efficient when you want it to be. Got 44 mpg on a family cruise to Oxford over the weekend but it's an animal when you want it to be. Best of both worlds.

Agree with comments above about the low(ish) rent interior. Coming from an A7 and originally intent on purchasing an M6 GC Competition it doesn't compare. However, the full leather dash really does lift the interior and the £20k saving for new new fully loaded 440i GC over a 6 month old M6 GC softens the blow considerably.
The driving experience is fantastic. It's a rapid car, smooth, docile and efficient when you want it to be. Got 44 mpg on a family cruise to Oxford over the weekend but it's an animal when you want it to be. Best of both worlds.
Love the 4 Series GC. It'd be perfect for me. I love the lines of the coupé but with elderly parents who need to be transported around four doors is a must. I'm only 5'7" and my parents are significantly smaller than me, so they'd have plenty of rear leg room on account of my small size and plenty of head room, even in the coupé, due to them being small. Perfect. Just need the money to buy one!
This is worth a read. Chap on the F30 Forum has done exactly this.
http://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=...
http://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=...
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