bmw 335d
15 January 2011, 06:41 PM
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bmw 335d
had some fun with one today from outside of leeds a64 to malton bypass, all a64 so a good road for about 40 miles (ish) and the bm driver was up for some fun 
, we mostly stayed together give or take, untill the start of malton bypass (uphill) real good rd 4miles, then off i went 
he gave me a flash of his lights as i go more space between us, the 335d seem a fast (ish) car
, we mostly stayed together give or take, untill the start of malton bypass (uphill) real good rd 4miles, then off i went he gave me a flash of his lights as i go more space between us, the 335d seem a fast (ish) car
15 January 2011, 08:25 PM
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would love to play with your V10 in my 335i, would be a very close match. That V10 must sound super :-) is the s6 £450 to tax? what Mpg?
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15 January 2011, 08:27 PM
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had some fun with one today from outside of leeds a64 to malton bypass, all a64 so a good road for about 40 miles (ish) and the bm driver was up for some fun , we mostly stayed together give or take, untill the start of malton bypass (uphill) real good rd 4miles, then off i went he gave me a flash of his lights as i go more space between us, the 335d seem a fast (ish) car
, we mostly stayed together give or take, untill the start of malton bypass (uphill) real good rd 4miles, then off i went he gave me a flash of his lights as i go more space between us, the 335d seem a fast (ish) car
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15 January 2011, 10:41 PM
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Yes, a fair bit faster. Remapped and tuned 335is kick out serious power. They also steer properly, have decent suspension and are far lighter than a fat S6. I would bet on a tuned 335i around any racetrack over an S6. Official Bruntingthorpe lap time for a stock 335d is 0.1s quicker than a manual stock 335i.
15 January 2011, 11:06 PM
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Yes, a fair bit faster. Remapped and tuned 335is kick out serious power. They also steer properly, have decent suspension and are far lighter than a fat S6. I would bet on a tuned 335i around any racetrack over an S6. Official Bruntingthorpe lap time for a stock 335d is 0.1s quicker than a manual stock 335i.
i got the big fat S6 to take my grandchildren out, and me been 2ft wide it fits me in toooo 
16 January 2011, 12:36 AM
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16 January 2011, 09:39 AM
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What about all the Porsche drivel that's spouted on an almost daily basis?
Oh, hang on, that's not an argument because its all true.
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Will you have the new beast in time for Elvington?
16 January 2011, 09:42 AM
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You are forgetting that when Porsche drivel is spouted, like a Swiss clock, someone pops up and lets us know that a GT-R is cheaper and usually faster.
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16 January 2011, 10:18 AM
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