Johnny maverick
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Back 89 my dad bought a tbird sc 5spd With the bolt ons you could do to them. I raced everyone until someone told my dad. Never drove the car again. Fun fun fun until daddy took the tbird away.
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Back 89 my dad bought a tbird sc 5spd With the bolt ons you could do to them. I raced everyone until someone told my dad. Never drove the car again. Fun fun fun until daddy took the tbird away.
I wish I had never read this thread... Test drove a BMW just to see if the hype was real. They're definitely polarizing cars, but damn they're quick off the line. Took me all of 10mins to realize I was leaving with a German designed car.
Love the V8 and hope to return to mustangs if Ford would consider modernizing the platform or even better creating a "diet" version with a more respectable weight.
That sums it up perfectly. I tried like crazy to make mine into what I wanted. I love the sound, the V8 and the heritage. Owned multiple over the years and grew up in fox bodies. But the M series cars are on an entirely different level.I have owned 2 E46 M3s, 2 E92 M3s and now my G87 M2. I try to make my S550 work for me but I ended back into anothe BMW M car.
But but but, pops N' bangs Yo!.It better be. It costs almost double what your car does. Enjoy it. They are beautiful and definitely have the power and prestige.
The only downside is BMW maintenance repair and parts cost and losing the V8 and V8 sound. Do yourself and everyone around you a favor and keep it quiet. Don’t think for a moment that it sounds good. It doesn’t. Every other metric, fair game.
Other than that, it’s a fantastic choice and a beautiful car, and like you implied, more refined in almost every aspect as it should be. Enjoy it!!
It better be. It costs almost double what your car does. Enjoy it. They are beautiful and definitely have the power and prestige.
The only downside is BMW maintenance repair and parts cost and losing the V8 and V8 sound. Do yourself and everyone around you a favor and keep it quiet. Don’t think for a moment that it sounds good. It doesn’t. Every other metric, fair game.
Other than that, it’s a fantastic choice and a beautiful car, and like you implied, more refined in almost every aspect as it should be. Enjoy it!!
That trend can't die soon enough. I can't understand how anyone thinks that's desirable.But but but, pops N' bangs Yo!.
Every time I hear one of these cars popping and crackling going down the road, it makes my heart hurt for Karl Rapp and Gustav Otto. They would be so disappointed to know that their brilliant machines have become the IKEA of hot-rodding. Somehow, people figured out how to rice a German car to level 10.