M Coupe Clownshoe, V8 M3 and 944 fun

M Coupe Clownshoe, V8 M3 and 944 fun

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MrTouring

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453 posts

96 months

Wednesday 25th October 2023
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Retrospective planning permission approved! Hooray!

custardkid

2,514 posts

225 months

Sunday 29th October 2023
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Great news
Assume that's due to it being in front of the build line?
Otherwise permitted development?

MrTouring

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453 posts

96 months

Wednesday 1st November 2023
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custardkid said:
Great news
Assume that's due to it being in front of the build line?
Otherwise permitted development?
Yes - that was the issue.

Sorted now and can crack on with next bits

MrTouring

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Sunday 24th December 2023
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MrTouring

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453 posts

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Wednesday 24th January
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iX3. A new thing is happening. F11 535d has been a fabulous family car but my wife’s busy business means she’s around and about loads so this might just make more financial sense. First two weeks have shown it to be incredibly smooth, comfy and quick. Feels like a proper Beemer and the ‘letric thing hasn’t bothered us yet.

Be interesting to see if it becomes our new norm.

535d is for sale if anyone’s interested cos as you can see: too many BMWs in the drive 😂

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/2024011355...


Court_S

12,983 posts

178 months

Thursday 25th January
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Is the iX3 purchased through a company? EV’a make massive sense when bought like that or as company cars.

I saw your F11 when a friend was looking. Good luck with the sale.

MrTouring

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Saturday 27th January
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Yes - salary sacrifice through my work. So around £450 a month. That’s tax, servicing, insurance and tyres all included and 12500 miles. Wife was using £300 on diesel already so I think overall it’s probably a slight save across a year….


Court_S

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Saturday 27th January
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MrTouring said:
Yes - salary sacrifice through my work. So around £450 a month. That’s tax, servicing, insurance and tyres all included and 12500 miles. Wife was using £300 on diesel already so I think overall it’s probably a slight save across a year….
For those sort of sums, it’s a no brainier.

We were talking about salary sacrifice at work after the car scheme was closed. Unfortunately it’s not really gone anywhere.