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I personally think once audi put out the b7/b8 A and S series cars the 3 series has lost so much appeal. Not that they aren't still appealing cars, but they really had no competition before. Audi stepped their game up hard, and bmw is lagging.
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Westopher is correct.
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seems like you got a dick up your ass well..get that checked
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Well.. I’d hate to be the first to say it, but Westopher is correct.
I personally think once audi put out the b7/b8 A and S series cars the 3 series has lost so much appeal. Not that they aren't still appealing cars, but they really had no competition before. Audi stepped their game up hard, and bmw is lagging.
that^^^
and, the 2007-2010 bmw 3 coupe with those massive 19s, sport suspension and the m body kit
but now the a5/s5 look better than the glued together headlight-and-kidney grill disaster bmw is trying to get us to like.
stop it! and go back to the simple stuff you were doing in 2005 3 series coupe and 2008 coupe
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And he's right, who ever he is. I mean, look at Keira Knightley.
She's just an ironing board with a face. And she works." - JC on the Alfa 8C
I'm pretty disappointed with the overall look of the car, the concept was much nicer and I really didn't expect BMW to water it down by this much. Not saying it's a ugly car but it's nothing spectacular.
I'm pretty disappointed with the overall look of the car, the concept was much nicer and I really didn't expect BMW to water it down by this much. Not saying it's a ugly car but it's nothing spectacular.
I don't like the two tone interior... It's nice when there is some Red accent/strip, but when the entire bottom half of the dash is red, it cheapens the look.
meh...I know 4 series is supposed to be a nice car or whatever but I can guarantee you that you'll end up seeing shit load of 4 series in Richmond. Perhaps more than Civic or Corolla.
meh...I know 4 series is supposed to be a nice car or whatever but I can guarantee you that you'll end up seeing shit load of 4 series in Richmond. Perhaps more than Civic or Corolla.
Love it when people say "BMW's"/"Mercedes" are the "TOYOTA's" of Richmond. Funny thing is that I also hear this a lot in person from random people I meet.
So when I drive my NISSAN 350z in Richmond, I guess people see me as taking the public transit if brand new german cars = toyotas.
TBH, I was one of "those" people until I took one out for a test drive and was simply blown away in every way possible. The power, handling, interior, comfort and all these technologies are light years ahead of my supposedly sporty 350z.
Couple weeks ago, a friend who drives a SCION FRS was telling everyone how he didn't buy a BMW/Mercedes because, like how Timpo implies: "These German cars that cost 3x more than my car are garbage because it is too common"... But we all know the truth why he didn't buy it, he is not the smartest at spending money. Blowing out all his money on weed, alcohol, raves and clubs.
When I get a promotion at work at the end of the year, I can finally start saving up and pre-order the M4 beast.
Honestly don't care much about how it looks as long as it's not hideous. I buy a BMW for the "ultimate driving experience", eye candy is just a bonus lol Posted via RS Mobile
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The 435 models offer tremendous value vs. the outgoing 335 Coupé. Both the 435i and 435i xDrive come standard with Sport Automatic Transmission including Launch Control; 6-speed manual available as a no-charge option on both.
Continuing to differentiate our “35i” model range as the performance Halo within the line-up, the M Sport Package has been added to the standard equipment on the 435i and 435i xDrive (no other Lines are available). The M Sport Line includes:
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• Sport Seats.
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• Anthracite roofliner.
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• M Sport Suspension (RWD).
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435i with M Sport Line, Estoril Blue Metallic.
The 435 will offer the recently launched M Performance Package, featuring 3 high-value performance upgrades for only $1,500; they include:
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• Adaptive M Suspension - adds electronically variable-damping shocks to the functions controlled by the Driving Experience Control for increased agility.
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