Me agian with me new car
Me agian with me new car
21 September 2006, 07:41 PM
#5
Originally Posted by N*UFO
LOL 
German ****e!
You gonna buy the attitude to go with it on ebay?
German ****e!You gonna buy the attitude to go with it on ebay?
lol....done dusted and pi$$ed on the Scoobs... lol...after owning 4 scoobies i thought it was time for a change...
no idea...brother went Manchester today and left a deposit...i would have thought so...im going on Saturday to collect..
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If it does I'll let you know.
22 September 2006, 01:26 AM
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If the Police stop you ...... be aware that they may charge you with having an weapon in your possession 
Have you seen the size of the phone
Have you seen the size of the phone
22 September 2006, 01:01 PM
#14
Originally Posted by itworldwide
That shape is looking very dated, E60 looks nicer
...Ooookay....
yes one costs £60K the other does not...
so what scooby do you drive a in date or out of date one..
Vano fix is evpensive, however not £8k, near £3k..This is more an issue with the M3 evo where they had issues and some where replaced under warranty...
My brother owns one f these and has had afew in the past..and no vanos issues what so ever..
22 September 2006, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by SamUK
...Ooookay.... yes one costs £60K the other does not... so what scooby do you drive a in date or out of date one..
Vano fix is evpensive, however not £8k, near £3k..This is more an issue with the M3 evo where they had issues and some where replaced under warranty...
My brother owns one f these and has had afew in the past..and no vanos issues what so ever..
yes one costs £60K the other does not... so what scooby do you drive a in date or out of date one.. Vano fix is evpensive, however not £8k, near £3k..This is more an issue with the M3 evo where they had issues and some where replaced under warranty...
My brother owns one f these and has had afew in the past..and no vanos issues what so ever..
In the process of selling my current scooby which will be being replaced by one of these beasts..
Awesome car mate sure you will enjoy...
22 September 2006, 02:19 PM
#16
Thanks...not sure what it is..
I was little unsure as i was thinking of a TVR, however after my research on the TVR fourm it was quite clear that they are nice cars however will spend more time off the road then on...
As soon as i mentioned an M5...thats it..i never bothered going back to it...they just went on and on...who cares if you left an M5 standing...i am sure if they hit a wall at 30miles and hour and me hit a wall in the m5 the TVR will brake and crack to peices...
oh well...
Just can't wait till 6am tommorow...driving to Manchester to collect..
I was little unsure as i was thinking of a TVR, however after my research on the TVR fourm it was quite clear that they are nice cars however will spend more time off the road then on...
As soon as i mentioned an M5...thats it..i never bothered going back to it...they just went on and on...who cares if you left an M5 standing...i am sure if they hit a wall at 30miles and hour and me hit a wall in the m5 the TVR will brake and crack to peices...
oh well...
Just can't wait till 6am tommorow...driving to Manchester to collect..
22 September 2006, 02:34 PM
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Great cars, had one that had done loads of miles still felt great, need respect in the wet/diesel covered roads. Represent fantastic value now, with proper service history and a little luck should have no major bills.Wishing you happy motoring
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got an Alpina now
http://s100.photobucket.com/albums/m...gAnch=imgAnch1got an Alpina now
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22 September 2006, 05:08 PM
#22
Originally Posted by SamUK
Vano fix is evpensive, however not £8k, near £3k..This is more an issue with the M3 evo where they had issues and some where replaced under warranty...
http://forum.bmwcarmagazine.com/viewtopic.php?t=47620
Cracking car though - my e39 530 sport goes well so double the power should be mental. Never had the pleasure of driving one myself. I'm sure you'll be grinning ear to ear
02 October 2006, 12:15 PM
#24
Originally Posted by Cocker
My M5 now has little over a 100K on the clock, and it drives nice quite and so smooth there is not noise
its as if it has 30K on the clock..
