M135i again
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i hate mine,rear P-Zero's are making a horrendous noise (like a wheel bearing),they will be swapped soon as i start using the D again,next step for me after the 335D is an R35
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Einstein - will see what it's like but might consider a Birds LSD if we feel the need.
The new M235i (not for us as we need a hatch boot!) can be had with Terra leather like our 335d - pretty cool I reckon. You can have red paint too; not for me but many like it. M135i interior and exterior colours are pretty limited!
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Got black leather in the civic ex gt but its not too bad as I have the panoramic roof which really lifts the interior
I've had cream leather before but the dye transfer from jeans tends to discolour it after 3/4 years and not much you can do once it's dirty
A good quality leather cream is a must and treat every couple of months
To me part of a car experience is the interior and especially the seats colour so red and black pin striping will set it apart from many other cream interiors of the BMW
I've had cream leather before but the dye transfer from jeans tends to discolour it after 3/4 years and not much you can do once it's dirty
A good quality leather cream is a must and treat every couple of months
To me part of a car experience is the interior and especially the seats colour so red and black pin striping will set it apart from many other cream interiors of the BMW
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I hope so!
I treat our leather regularly with AG leather cleaner then conditioner; smells great (like newly treated/oiled horse saddle!) and means ours still looks almost new seven years later. Being nerdy can be useful at times.
I will also give it the full works with Dodo Supernatural Hybrid to seal the paint. And I will stick carpet protector on too.
I treat our leather regularly with AG leather cleaner then conditioner; smells great (like newly treated/oiled horse saddle!) and means ours still looks almost new seven years later. Being nerdy can be useful at times.
I will also give it the full works with Dodo Supernatural Hybrid to seal the paint. And I will stick carpet protector on too.
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I hope so!
I treat our leather regularly with AG leather cleaner then conditioner; smells great (like newly treated/oiled horse saddle!) and means ours still looks almost new seven years later. Being nerdy can be useful at times.
I will also give it the full works with Dodo Supernatural Hybrid to seal the paint. And I will stick carpet protector on too.
I treat our leather regularly with AG leather cleaner then conditioner; smells great (like newly treated/oiled horse saddle!) and means ours still looks almost new seven years later. Being nerdy can be useful at times.
I will also give it the full works with Dodo Supernatural Hybrid to seal the paint. And I will stick carpet protector on too.
Ummm
need to get a life springs to mind!!
Again only my opinion.
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The 0-100 video earlier in this tread was pretty impressive. I had no idea they were that quick
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I've not found 0-100 differences but for 0-60, the auto is 0.2s quicker. However with the new launch control, I think it might be a larger gap. In that vid I posted, the guy uses launch control and gets 4.4s to 60 and 10.3 to 100. Pretty sure that's M3 fast ;-)
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Well done getting your new car. Not everyone's cup of tea on the looks front, but still a top top car, especially considering what it can do for how much it costs.
Hope you get lots of enjoyment out of it.
Hope you get lots of enjoyment out of it.