328i sport or 728i sport?
Discussion
right, been looking for ages to get a new car.
i do about 20miles a day commuting which is pretty much stop start apart from a 5min run on a dual carrigeway.
i know the Ph massive like the bmw 328i which i have also fancier for a while, but would have to be really clean and standard.
but theres also the lazy b
d inside of me that wants to waft to work in the morning with as little fuss as possible.
theres a few of each model locally that i fancy but cant choose which id prefer!
i know the 328 would be more fun and a damn sight quicker, but i just dont know! help ph!
i do about 20miles a day commuting which is pretty much stop start apart from a 5min run on a dual carrigeway.
i know the Ph massive like the bmw 328i which i have also fancier for a while, but would have to be really clean and standard.
but theres also the lazy b
d inside of me that wants to waft to work in the morning with as little fuss as possible.theres a few of each model locally that i fancy but cant choose which id prefer!
i know the 328 would be more fun and a damn sight quicker, but i just dont know! help ph!
If you've never had a barge before I'd urge you to try it. There are few things nicer than relaxing into a car with excellent seats and loads of space and just wafting home after a long day.
My old 5-series (borderline barge in terms of size, but it was an E34 535
) is the only car I've ever been able to drive in a coat...
My old 5-series (borderline barge in terms of size, but it was an E34 535
) is the only car I've ever been able to drive in a coat...Are you local joebongo?
ive never travelled to buy a car before, plus like i said the cars im looking at fit the bill locally.
if i could justify the fuel bills i would get a 740/750 but it would rape me silly. like i said, the traffics pretty stop start.
i really do hanker after a barge, im not bothered about the image, i like to be a lil bit diffirent. (im 25)
ive never travelled to buy a car before, plus like i said the cars im looking at fit the bill locally.
if i could justify the fuel bills i would get a 740/750 but it would rape me silly. like i said, the traffics pretty stop start.
i really do hanker after a barge, im not bothered about the image, i like to be a lil bit diffirent. (im 25)
To be honest, I would take the 7er (I'm 23 by the way), with the right factory alloys they can look really tify and it'll be a lot nicer place on your commute.
If I hadn't of wanted a convertable I would have got a 7 series (I bought mine when I was 20 so the 328i was too much of a stretch insurance wise back then
).
I would advise you though, if you ever get the urge to go and attack a road, the 328i is the car you would most enjoy.
If I hadn't of wanted a convertable I would have got a 7 series (I bought mine when I was 20 so the 328i was too much of a stretch insurance wise back then
).I would advise you though, if you ever get the urge to go and attack a road, the 328i is the car you would most enjoy.
powwerr said:
i really do hanker after a barge, im not bothered about the image, i like to be a lil bit diffirent. (im 25)
11 years ago I went from a succession of 3 series (last of which was a 328) to a 4.2 A8 Q Sport. Haven't regretted it for a second. Still have that Audi.
Barges are nice. But if you're doing lots of miles, it's a race between the fuel costs and the depreciation as to what will kill you first though.
excel monkey said:
compromise between the two and get a 5 series instead?
its a good thought but i think im more torn betwwen what i want more, i do like to give it the beans every now and then which the 328 would be best for (aswell as being able to enjoy a lil sideways action) but i love the look of a decent 7, quite imposing yet handsome aswell (imo)
hmmmm
link to 7 http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2178626.htm
powwerr said:
right, been looking for ages to get a new car.
i do about 20miles a day commuting which is pretty much stop start apart from a 5min run on a dual carrigeway.
i know the Ph massive like the bmw 328i which i have also fancier for a while, but would have to be really clean and standard.
but theres also the lazy bd inside of me that wants to waft to work in the morning with as little fuss as possible.
theres a few of each model locally that i fancy but cant choose which id prefer!
i know the 328 would be more fun and a damn sight quicker, but i just dont know! help ph!
what is your budget?i do about 20miles a day commuting which is pretty much stop start apart from a 5min run on a dual carrigeway.
i know the Ph massive like the bmw 328i which i have also fancier for a while, but would have to be really clean and standard.
but theres also the lazy b
d inside of me that wants to waft to work in the morning with as little fuss as possible.theres a few of each model locally that i fancy but cant choose which id prefer!
i know the 328 would be more fun and a damn sight quicker, but i just dont know! help ph!
Gizmo! said:
If you've never had a barge before I'd urge you to try it. There are few things nicer than relaxing into a car with excellent seats and loads of space and just wafting home after a long day.
My old 5-series (borderline barge in terms of size, but it was an E34 535) is the only car I've ever been able to drive in a coat...
Funny that because my bargain £12k barge cost me £17k total over 2 years!My old 5-series (borderline barge in terms of size, but it was an E34 535
) is the only car I've ever been able to drive in a coat...Andy
powwerr said:
excel monkey said:
compromise between the two and get a 5 series instead?
its a good thought but i think im more torn betwwen what i want more, i do like to give it the beans every now and then which the 328 would be best for (aswell as being able to enjoy a lil sideways action) but i love the look of a decent 7, quite imposing yet handsome aswell (imo)
hmmmm
link to 7 http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2178626.htm
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