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Lot’s of good and helpful people. Car Control clinic is awesome learning program (if I was “law” I would make it mandatory for every driver on the road). Also , they have HPDE (High Performance Driving Events) where you can take the car to the track…IMO driving on the track is one of the most unique driving experiences (
The 335i's manual gearbox can be notchy, and the seatbelt presenter takes some getting used to.
Have you gotten used to that seatbelt presenter yet?
Aside from a flexible standard stereo, cabin tech is mostly a case of pay-to-play.
That's what I want to know about. How are the tunes in this new ride?
what would a law abiding citizen need with one of those
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Have you gotten used to that seatbelt presenter yet?
After less than a thousand miles, I really like it. Works flawlessly. You don't have to be a contortionist just to grab your seatbelt.
How are the tunes in this new ride?
This is the only vehicle I've had that has a separate owner's manual for the audio system. I'm no audiophile, but it has the best sound system of any car I've owned. Likes? You can play your mp3 player through the system. Dislikes? I assumed the CD player came with a changer - it doesn't; you have to add one. Since the changer goes in the trunk, I'll have to think about that one.
Without doing a thorough review, let me just say that when I was driving home from a particularly tough day in court this past Thursday, I enjoyed driving the car so much I literally had a smile on my face. :)
Here's me in mine, waiting in line at a track day:
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you couldn't have more fun than on the track
Good color, good trans, good package.....IMHO wrong manufacturer :( For a few more dollars you could have been in a Porshe, and only then would you understand the difference!
Congrats on your new ride, it it cool. But, tell me you don't really desire a Porsche?
My response to the same question you asked August 11 found HERE [webmasterworld.com]:
As to the Porsche, don't know which Porsche has the same features for the money. Reality dictates that I have a car with a back seat and a real trunk.
I did look at Porsches. Wife loves 911s. She sat in one as I negotiated the BMW. I no doubt would have had her support. I'm sure I could have justified it somehow. However, as much fun as that woud have been, it would have been the wrong decision given my needs.
Hey pmac; long time no hear.
No doubt about it. I loved that car. Overall the bimmer is a much better ride, but it's not as pleasing to the eye as the Infiniti [public.fotki.com].
Hope to see you in Vegas.
I need to squeeze a set of golf clubs in every now and then, apart from that I need a seat, my babe (wife) needs a seat, and the luggage needs to accomadate our lifestyle (light).
Your wife was right, with a C6 'Vette you had a better choice, we love our C6! But, the fun car is always the Porsche!
BMW is just sooooo "old man" now! Listen to your Mrs! :)
i posted a link to pics of my car in this thread, but i think the new ones i'll be posting tomorrow are going to be a lot worse.
Came round a tight bend this morning and ended up in 2 hedges after doing 3 spins. Basically the front and rear ends of the car are gone. the boot and it's contents were non existant.
no body was hurt badly (just got some bruising) and no other cars were involved, just going a bit too fast on a wet road.... be careful out there.
pics to come tomorrow after i get to the garage to take some for the insurance. My girlfriend thought no one could have come out of it alive it looked that bad.
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