Hi,
I've owned my M3 since new, 2004, and love it to pieces, it's just a
fantastic car. However recently I've been thinking it's slightly dated and
all the new models look much better inside and out.
But what do I change it for? I can't afford an M5 or 6, I like the 650i
Sport but it's the top end of what I'd pay and the performance isn't as good
as my M3.
I know the new E90 M3 is due in the UK at the end of next year but I don't
know if I can wait that long, would be nice to own one of the first
though...
Cheers
Daz
dave - 15 Feb 2006 14:37 GMT
"However recently I've been thinking it's slightly dated"...wanna trade
for my '88, so old it's almost back in style...lol
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R. Mark Clayton - 15 Feb 2006 15:02 GMT
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Two year old car 'dated'? How do you think a replacement will look when the
new model comes out?
FWIW stop messing about and buy an M5, even if it isn't brand new.
AGH! - 15 Feb 2006 15:49 GMT
Pre-order your E90 M3 as soon as you can and excercise some restraint.
Whatever car you buy (excluding old classics), there will always be a
better newer model of something tempting within a year or two.
TonyK - 15 Feb 2006 16:48 GMT
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Had the same debate myself a few weeks back but with the added complication
of wanting to consolidate my existing vehicles into one, so it needs to be
4x4 and able to tow a coupld of tonnes, it needs to be a practical family
car, be able to carry big wet dog and be fun to drive.
The only things that got close were an Audi RS4 or RS6 but I know they won't
be as much fun as the M3.
How many seats? Does it need a boot?
Porsche 996 Carrera S? Fezza 360? AMG Merc or SL55? TVR? Noble?
In the end I've come to the conclusion I need a pactical load lugger/dog
car, a comfortable family car for everyday use and a fun car for recreation.
So
zerouali - 15 Feb 2006 16:54 GMT
dizzy - 15 Feb 2006 21:52 GMT
>I've owned my M3 since new, 2004, and love it to pieces, it's just a
>fantastic car. However recently I've been thinking it's slightly dated and
>all the new models look much better inside and out.
You don't deserve what you've got.
"slightly dated". Sheesh.
Class-1 - 16 Feb 2006 09:34 GMT
> >I've owned my M3 since new, 2004, and love it to pieces, it's just a
> >fantastic car. However recently I've been thinking it's slightly dated and
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> "slightly dated". Sheesh.
Heh - classic troll post. "New models"?
Last I checked, the new 3 coupe & M3 aren't on sale yet.
Muppet.
Harry - 16 Feb 2006 12:31 GMT
Get a 911 like I did after my M3.
You'll never look back
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Fred W - 16 Feb 2006 12:45 GMT
> Get a 911 like I did after my M3.
> You'll never look back
Ummmm, I hate to state the obvious, but you just did...

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dizzy - 16 Feb 2006 23:22 GMT
>> Get a 911 like I did after my M3.
>> You'll never look back
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>Ummmm, I hate to state the obvious, but you just did...
Not at all obvious, then the OP said the most he can pay is
650i-level, which isn't enough for a 911, I don't believe.
Fred W - 17 Feb 2006 13:20 GMT
>>>Get a 911 like I did after my M3.
>>>You'll never look back
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> Not at all obvious, then the OP said the most he can pay is
> 650i-level, which isn't enough for a 911, I don't believe.
No, I meant you just did "look back"...
Get it? ;-)

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