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Best to use 0208 3291167 at the moment as I’m working from home so that number will divert through
Nice one I’ll add that also mate,
Originally Posted by stevebt
Seems like you have made your mind up on the M3 as it’s the one I would of suggested but I would of also said the Audi RS5 for its 4x4 and good spec car
yes I already knew what I wanted, post was just to make sure I havnt missed anything lol. Rs5 is 2dr only. Hence I do the like s5 but Quattro are very well capable but just no fun imo vs the m3.
maybe later when the new rs4 2.9 buturbo comes down in price may get one as I do like them and the smaller modern engine
Oh i always assumed the skoda yeti / citroen berlingo brigade was to transport aged parent
I don’t know. We just had one at work the other day and I thought this is exactly the car some poor sod would be forced to have when his Mrs tramples on his ***** and makes him sell his performance car.
I like the idea of a Tesla as a daily, but on track I think it would be utterly rubbish.
For one, you can't fill it up as quickly as a petrol car for when you inevitably run out of juice.
Also, how much track driving can you do until the battery overheats?
The model 3 performance is a better driving car than the latest BMW M3. That's what car reporters are saying. not me.
Obviously there is a recharging issue, so I don't know how many laps at full chat the car would do.
The battery heating is necessary for optimum performance. The Model S performance with ludicrous mode, needs to have the battery super heated for it to allow perform 2 second 0-60 accelerations
deffo a good contender, as I’ve pondered them, but I must say I do remember seeing these with the hazards on occasionally when first out on roads, guessing little bugs etc still, hence my original post ‘not sure’.
they are different and I know they are pretty good, but I suppose it’s a case of tried n tested probably edges it for me.
What about a golf R estate? with a £400 tuning box it will do 0-60 in 3.7 seconds.
We have one as the wife's car and our weekend family car. It's big, practical and so much fun to drive!
nice, but they look a bit wierd in the estate, I’ve had many estate cars now and to me these are not exactly ‘luxury ish’ to me. The wife has a practical family car so not hugely needed a estate again or I’d just save up for a 2.9 TT rs4 next if so,
Its a animal out the box man, dont need anything doing to it, its got bmw warranty and service pack till next year too.
im going to extend the warranty when it expires so in that case im not going to mod it tbh.
its looks even more good in person, i love it.
i think ive made the right choice also.
im a bit nervous and happy at same time forking all that money in 1 go
Its a animal out the box man, dont need anything doing to it, its got bmw warranty and service pack till next year too.
im going to extend the warranty when it expires so in that case im not going to mod it tbh.
its looks even more good in person, i love it.
i think ive made the right choice also.
im a bit nervous and happy at same time forking all that money in 1 go
how many miles has it got on it mate? reason being that once it hits 60k the warranty price will double. also pay for the warranty monthly as it never increases that way (i think)
how many miles has it got on it mate? reason being that once it hits 60k the warranty price will double. also pay for the warranty monthly as it never increases that way (i think)
is it the competition pack model?
9k miles just gone mate.
and yes competition pack (the wheels and black m3 badge is a giveaway lol) so 444hp stock and lci which had the revised dct software and rear end tweeks, I wasn’t after the lesser model, **** that.
Last edited by bustaMOVEs; 26 May 2020 at 08:08 PM.
Well, Gary topped it off as usual, I should of known better as I rang round for quotes and wasted my time ending up going with Gary at KM. top man as usual .
the log book needs to hurry up now so I can have the car lol.
thread revival lol.
sorry not been on here in ages.
yes I still have it, it’s a wonderful car, not in a rush to sell as it litterly does everything I need it to do.
it’s hard to replace for the price bracket, but eventually I will probably go with the f90 m5C but in no rush.
im stage 1 also so goes very well, running 18s also as I feel it drives a lot better and less rotational mass and more nimble imo. So have 2 sets.
great drivers car imo, hard to beat to keep your heart pumping, yet does the daily commute nicely 👌
10 May 2020, 04:09 PM
