New M5?
#46
01-19-2004, 06:13 PM
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Originally posted by DarioTexas
That is the most ridiculous statement I have ever heard ... I just saw the new 5 series at a restaurant last night and I argued with my girfriend that it was the new Honda Accord for 10 mins ...
Dario
That is the most ridiculous statement I have ever heard ... I just saw the new 5 series at a restaurant last night and I argued with my girfriend that it was the new Honda Accord for 10 mins ...
Dario
I mistake the old 3 series for honda civics left and right :lol:
#47
01-19-2004, 06:26 PM
I think the whole point of getting one of the first M5's is like being the first to get something new etc. If the car has a lot of problems, just get another one. ITs a car with a wonderful warranty from BMW.
#48
01-20-2004, 05:02 AM
Originally posted by Soon2be993tt
yea, and taking BMW to some of their best sales years ever
yea, and taking BMW to some of their best sales years ever
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01-20-2004, 04:12 PM
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Did someone say Beer and Girl?
My take> I think the new 5 is fugly, but if all the speculation relative to Mr. Bangle's departure proves true, there may very well be a 'refresh' soon relegating this M5 to a couple years' oddity. It would not take a lot to soften the 'flame' sides and bustle butt. Think 6 series coupe with four doors. I'm waiting for that one.
My take> I think the new 5 is fugly, but if all the speculation relative to Mr. Bangle's departure proves true, there may very well be a 'refresh' soon relegating this M5 to a couple years' oddity. It would not take a lot to soften the 'flame' sides and bustle butt. Think 6 series coupe with four doors. I'm waiting for that one.