Twenty Years of Ownership...
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Now that's one well-kept vehicle! Love it. Looks great even 20 years later.
That's a great looking car and with a repair history that I've not heard of before in a Euro car. I see many late model BMWs all over my area these days. I wonder how many will get to where this car is at-probably not too many. Penske and the Pohlads have mega BMW stores around here and they must be doing well.
Originally Posted By: kd5byb
Originally Posted By: demarpaint
It sure does especially when you start naming them!
Yes it does!
2007 Tundra = son named it the "big boy truck"
2002 Lancer = Sushimoto Hovercraft
1997 Mustang = Monte the Mustang
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LOL
We have Vance, Libby, and Rubi........ LOL
Originally Posted By: demarpaint
It sure does especially when you start naming them!
Yes it does!
2007 Tundra = son named it the "big boy truck"
2002 Lancer = Sushimoto Hovercraft
1997 Mustang = Monte the Mustang
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LOL
We have Vance, Libby, and Rubi........ LOL
Originally Posted By: Lapham3
That's a great looking car and with a repair history that I've not heard of before in a Euro car. I see many late model BMWs all over my area these days. I wonder how many will get to where this car is at-probably not too many. Penske and the Pohlads have mega BMW stores around here and they must be doing well.
Thanks! My ti is from an era when any electronic complexity was confined to the engine management system and the ABS system; I believe that has a great deal to do with why my car has remained relatively trouble free. We can argue whether the increasing complexity of modern cars(not just BMWs) is inevitable or not, but it has become a fact of automotive life.
That said, my 2007 Mazdaspeed 3 has made it to 157,000 miles with little drama- once it hit 50,000 miles, anyway.
That's a great looking car and with a repair history that I've not heard of before in a Euro car. I see many late model BMWs all over my area these days. I wonder how many will get to where this car is at-probably not too many. Penske and the Pohlads have mega BMW stores around here and they must be doing well.
Thanks! My ti is from an era when any electronic complexity was confined to the engine management system and the ABS system; I believe that has a great deal to do with why my car has remained relatively trouble free. We can argue whether the increasing complexity of modern cars(not just BMWs) is inevitable or not, but it has become a fact of automotive life.
That said, my 2007 Mazdaspeed 3 has made it to 157,000 miles with little drama- once it hit 50,000 miles, anyway.
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