My new BABY!!!

[fs5]

answer the question bitch
how much did you pay?

 

[IHYLN]

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
1) Congrats
2) Too bad it's SMG and not a 6-speed
3) Have fun fixing it when it breaks. You could easily end up spending as much on maintenance as you did on the car itself.

1. yes
2. so what
3. so does every car.
4. your car sucks

:disgust:

 

[IHYLN]

Originally posted by: Skoorb
Overhyped and still not going to give you a hope in hell of getting laid.

how old are you again?

you = retard on the forums and him having a M3 doesn't mean he won't get laid, I mean look at you.

 

[Slacker]

Sweet, how much? and, do you know about the over rev problem, something about the rev limiter intermitently failing and allowing over reving and then bad stuff happens, sodium filled valves breaking, google it.

 

[The Stigenator]

quesiotn is - your from PA and teh car has a CA licence plate.

oh well.. nice car.

 

[Mani]

Nice. Only problem with buying a BMW now is that they will look dated very soon as the new models become prevalent.

 

[imported_LoKe]

Curious about something, you're from pennsylvania, but it has Cali plates?

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
1) Congrats
2) Too bad it's SMG and not a 6-speed
3) Have fun fixing it when it breaks. You could easily end up spending as much on maintenance as you did on the car itself.

What the hell happened to you? Did Skoorb or NSF4 take over your brain? You used to be able to recognize good cars, as I recall. Maybe I was thinking of someone else.

 

[FrustratedUser]

Originally posted by: fs5
answer the question bitch
how much did you pay?

Read the thread bitch!

He said around 440k.

 

[mchammer187]

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
1) Congrats
2) Too bad it's SMG and not a 6-speed
3) Have fun fixing it when it breaks. You could easily end up spending as much on maintenance as you did on the car itself.

What the hell happened to you? Did Skoorb or NSF4 take over your brain? You used to be able to recognize good cars, as I recall. Maybe I was thinking of someone else.

he bought a mazda 3...

maybe just bitter?

 

[GTaudiophile]

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
1) Congrats
2) Too bad it's SMG and not a 6-speed
3) Have fun fixing it when it breaks. You could easily end up spending as much on maintenance as you did on the car itself.

What the hell happened to you? Did Skoorb or NSF4 take over your brain? You used to be able to recognize good cars, as I recall. Maybe I was thinking of someone else.

I use to be VERY pro-BMW, but Bangle and iDrive have since changed my mind. From the mid-90s to 2002/E60 BMW 7-series, BMW was the best car company on the planet.

With that said, I've never liked BMW's SMG. It's cool if Ferrari is doing it, otherwise not so good. I'd personally always prefer a traditional manual tranny. My parents also owned BMWs fior 30 years. The last one they owned, a 1991 BMW M3, cost them just as much to maintain as purchase, spending upwards of $12K in one year on engine repairs alone. Face it, they are very expensive to fix at your local BMW dealer.

 

[fs5]

Originally posted by: FrustratedUser

Originally posted by: fs5
answer the question bitch
how much did you pay?

Read the thread bitch!

He said around 440k.

he said a third less than $59k. $40k? he never said exactly how much

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
1) Congrats
2) Too bad it's SMG and not a 6-speed
3) Have fun fixing it when it breaks. You could easily end up spending as much on maintenance as you did on the car itself.

What the hell happened to you? Did Skoorb or NSF4 take over your brain? You used to be able to recognize good cars, as I recall. Maybe I was thinking of someone else.

I use to be VERY pro-BMW, but Bangle and iDrive have since changed my mind. From the mid-90s to 2002/E60 BMW 7-series, BMW was the best car company on the planet.

With that said, I've never liked BMW's SMG. It's cool if Ferrari is doing it, otherwise not so good. I'd personally always prefer a traditional manual tranny. My parents also owned BMWs fior 30 years. The last one they owned, a 1991 BMW M3, cost them just as much to maintain as purchase, spending upwards of $12K in one year on engine repairs alone. Face it, they are very expensive to fix at your local BMW dealer.

I wouldn't expect to own any European car and get by under $5k a year in maintenance. Comes with the territory.

SMG II is a VAST improvement. If you get a chance to drive one, do it, you'll change your mind about it.

Bangle cars already look better to me than the old ones. They seem cartoonish, and fantastic, almost unbelievable, exactly what a BMW should be.

 

[imported_Mike]

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
1) Congrats
2) Too bad it's SMG and not a 6-speed
3) Have fun fixing it when it breaks. You could easily end up spending as much on maintenance as you did on the car itself.

What the hell happened to you? Did Skoorb or NSF4 take over your brain? You used to be able to recognize good cars, as I recall. Maybe I was thinking of someone else.

I use to be VERY pro-BMW, but Bangle and iDrive have since changed my mind. From the mid-90s to 2002/E60 BMW 7-series, BMW was the best car company on the planet.

With that said, I've never liked BMW's SMG. It's cool if Ferrari is doing it, otherwise not so good. I'd personally always prefer a traditional manual tranny. My parents also owned BMWs fior 30 years. The last one they owned, a 1991 BMW M3, cost them just as much to maintain as purchase, spending upwards of $12K in one year on engine repairs alone. Face it, they are very expensive to fix at your local BMW dealer.

I wouldn't expect to own any European car and get by under $5k a year in maintenance. Comes with the territory.

SMG II is a VAST improvement. If you get a chance to drive one, do it, you'll change your mind about it.

Bangle cars already look better to me than the old ones. They seem cartoonish, and fantastic, almost unbelievable, exactly what a BMW should be.

Cartoonish? Im sure that is whatt Bangle was going for...

Either way, IMO, all the bangle cars look fugly as hell. Very Nice cars(for the most part), but still fugly.

 

[Icepick]

Nice car. Now use it for what it was built for and go get lots of attention from many beautiful women you don't even know!!!

 

[Fenixgoon]

nice! i actually like that bmw (i usually dont like bimmers, not sure why)

 

[Mani]

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
1) Congrats
2) Too bad it's SMG and not a 6-speed
3) Have fun fixing it when it breaks. You could easily end up spending as much on maintenance as you did on the car itself.

What the hell happened to you? Did Skoorb or NSF4 take over your brain? You used to be able to recognize good cars, as I recall. Maybe I was thinking of someone else.

I use to be VERY pro-BMW, but Bangle and iDrive have since changed my mind. From the mid-90s to 2002/E60 BMW 7-series, BMW was the best car company on the planet.

With that said, I've never liked BMW's SMG. It's cool if Ferrari is doing it, otherwise not so good. I'd personally always prefer a traditional manual tranny. My parents also owned BMWs fior 30 years. The last one they owned, a 1991 BMW M3, cost them just as much to maintain as purchase, spending upwards of $12K in one year on engine repairs alone. Face it, they are very expensive to fix at your local BMW dealer.

I wouldn't expect to own any European car and get by under $5k a year in maintenance. Comes with the territory.

SMG II is a VAST improvement. If you get a chance to drive one, do it, you'll change your mind about it.

Bangle cars already look better to me than the old ones. They seem cartoonish, and fantastic, almost unbelievable, exactly what a BMW should be.

Interesting POV. BMWs have never traditionally been described by any of those words. The company has been known for conservative designs backed by solid engineering and a hell of driving experience.

 

[CrackaLackaZe]

Originally posted by: Nebor

I wouldn't expect to own any European car and get by under $5k a year in maintenance. Comes with the territory.

SMG II is a VAST improvement. If you get a chance to drive one, do it, you'll change your mind about it.

Bangle cars already look better to me than the old ones. They seem cartoonish, and fantastic, almost unbelievable, exactly what a BMW should be.

I've always thought BMW's should maintain a more clean, sophisticated and refined look, not contemporary or outlandish.

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: CheapArse

Cartoonish? Im sure that is whatt Bangle was going for...

Either way, IMO, all the bangle cars look fugly as hell. Very Nice cars(for the most part), but still fugly.

Chris Bangle wanted to break the chain, to do something new, eyecatching, shocking. He wanted revolution, not evolution. Bangle's designs are the future of BMW, and because those designs are draped on a BMW, they are by necessity beautiful.

 

[dirtboy]

Nice ride! How do you like the SMG?

 

[Triumph]

Beautiful car! My roommate picked up an E36 M3. That car is amazing, I can only imagine what your car is like to drive.

 

[sniperruff]

nice car, nice color.

 

[Don Vito Corleone]

Originally posted by: CheapArse

Cartoonish? Im sure that is whatt Bangle was going for...

Either way, IMO, all the bangle cars look fugly as hell. Very Nice cars(for the most part), but still fugly.

You know Bangle designed the current, E46, 3-series and M3, right? For the most part I agree with you that most of his cars are pretty pug-fugly, though.

 

[z0mb13]

dammit I am jealous!!

ur m3 > my 330ci

 

[her209]

Nice. I'd rather get a 7-series tho. For me:

Luxury > Performance