just acquired bmw m5
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just acquired bmw m5
last night i pulled the trigger and got 2008 M5 for my wife.. I couldnt resis the clearance price.
I will admit it is a lot of car for the money. way cheaper than comparably equipped porsches with way more hp. however i will tell you this.
when i drive my 997s, i feel younger, handsomer, sexier, more desirable.
when i drove M5, I didnt feel any of those...
I once again confirmed there is no substitute.
I will admit it is a lot of car for the money. way cheaper than comparably equipped porsches with way more hp. however i will tell you this.
when i drive my 997s, i feel younger, handsomer, sexier, more desirable.
when i drove M5, I didnt feel any of those...
I once again confirmed there is no substitute.
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+1 drove it for about 6 months, then it became my wife's car.
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That's a nice car . From what I heard BMW is offering some major deals on thse cars.
Too bad for me. I bought my M3 at the launch and got a few bucks off but nothing near what they are selling for today .
Your wife must be thrilled.
Too bad for me. I bought my M3 at the launch and got a few bucks off but nothing near what they are selling for today .
Your wife must be thrilled.
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she seems to be happy. can't really tell with her. haha
now her needs are taken care of, i am waiting for the right time to ask her highness the permission to get a 997.2 C4S CAB for me..
now her needs are taken care of, i am waiting for the right time to ask her highness the permission to get a 997.2 C4S CAB for me..
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I bought it for my wife at first thinking she would love it but she hates the coffee spilling shifts even in the least aggresive setting. I enjoy it more than she does (3rd and 4th on the highway watch out!)but if I had to choice between my C2s and the M5....... I wouldn't even have to think twice. There really is no substitute.
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Been there, done that, bought the T shirt.
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Got kids? I've got a 3 yr old and a 5 yr old and just traded my 2003 330i sedan on a 2007 C4S. It's 
, getting the kids in and out of the back seat. And when you drive a black c4s with an aerokit around DC to places like the kids schools for drop off, you don't just get places, you tend to show up, whether you like it or not. And then there's the front spoiler lip to watch out for...
I do love this 997 dearly, but there's still something to be said for the M5, which is practically a sleeper in comparison. That's easy livin'!
Then again, I'm obviously a glutton for punishment - my wife's 3 series vert is the family hauler.
I've got a 3 yr old and a 5 yr old and just traded my 2003 330i sedan on a 2007 C4S. It's , getting the kids in and out of the back seat. And when you drive a black c4s with an aerokit around DC to places like the kids schools for drop off, you don't just get places, you tend to show up, whether you like it or not. And then there's the front spoiler lip to watch out for... I do love this 997 dearly, but there's still something to be said for the M5, which is practically a sleeper in comparison. That's easy livin'!
Then again, I'm obviously a glutton for punishment - my wife's 3 series vert is the family hauler.
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Got kids? I've got a 3 yr old and a 5 yr old and just traded my 2003 330i sedan on a 2007 C4S. It's , getting the kids in and out of the back seat. And when you drive a black c4s with an aerokit around DC to places like the kids schools for drop off, you don't just get places, you tend to show up, whether you like it or not. And then there's the front spoiler lip to watch out for...
I do love this 997 dearly, but there's still something to be said for the M5, which is practically a sleeper in comparison. That's easy livin'!
Then again, I'm obviously a glutton for punishment - my wife's 3 series vert is the family hauler.
I've got a 3 yr old and a 5 yr old and just traded my 2003 330i sedan on a 2007 C4S. It's , getting the kids in and out of the back seat. And when you drive a black c4s with an aerokit around DC to places like the kids schools for drop off, you don't just get places, you tend to show up, whether you like it or not. And then there's the front spoiler lip to watch out for... I do love this 997 dearly, but there's still something to be said for the M5, which is practically a sleeper in comparison. That's easy livin'!
Then again, I'm obviously a glutton for punishment - my wife's 3 series vert is the family hauler.
For one, my eldest daughter LOVES the car -- "ooooh this is fast daddy!"; for another, I love the double takes I get at traffic lights when people see the kids in the back.
There really is NO substitute...
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last night i pulled the trigger and got 2008 M5 for my wife.. I couldnt resis the clearance price.
I will admit it is a lot of car for the money. way cheaper than comparably equipped porsches with way more hp. however i will tell you this.
when i drive my 997s, i feel younger, handsomer, sexier, more desirable.
when i drove M5, I didnt feel any of those...
I once again confirmed there is no substitute.
I will admit it is a lot of car for the money. way cheaper than comparably equipped porsches with way more hp. however i will tell you this.
when i drive my 997s, i feel younger, handsomer, sexier, more desirable.
when i drove M5, I didnt feel any of those...
I once again confirmed there is no substitute.
