Poor timing on my part. Lesson learned.

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So, when do you get the M5?
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Originally Posted By: dparm
I have made some mistakes when it comes to buying cars, don't get me wrong. I bought an S2000 on a bit of an impulse. I sold it in less than a year. Fun and fast, but it has no room for anything or anyone, and was unpleasant in the winter.

S2000 is perfect for So Cal climate.

We have very little rain in winter, on average less than 20 rainy days a year and of course no snow.

Average winter high is mid to high 60's and low in low to mid 50's. Evening cruising with top down when ambient temp is in mid to high 50's with the heater on is perfect.

Average summer high is in low 70's to low 80's and low in low 60's, with no chance of any rain from May till Nov.

The S2000 can be driven with top down about 340-350 days a year, day and night. What else can you have more fun in ?
 
Been there myself more than once. Put a car out for sale and BOOM it's gone! Sometimes that's a good thing.

But seriously, the worst thing you can do is rush into a purchase. Be patient, your car is looking for you, too.

BTW, I sold my S2000 quickly for a profit. Purchased at auction and while I would call it fun for five minutes it simply was too noisy and buzzy for a DD IMO.
 
An M car was his best option of the 3.

Even if he got an M3 its nicer than the Audi and Lexus.
 
I have had a couple cars sell fast but I always had a backup.

Rent something cheap for a few weeks and take your time. I really didn't mind the new Buick Regal I had in FL see if Hertz can get you one. I wouldn't buy one but driving one around for a bit wasn't painful, as say a Sentra or something like that would be.
 
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