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What does it mean/say about us who drive E30s?
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I drive an E30 because I wanted something RWD, simple, and light with a strong drivetrain and a good aftermarket. There really isn't much else out there that fits the bill. As a side benefit I got timeless styling, no pointless gadgets and a handsome interior as part of a deal.
With values going up as these cars near classic status driving an E30 no longer says "I'm poor" at least :)
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'91 318is, M20 turbo
[CoTM: 4-18]
'94 525iT slicktop, M50B30 + S362SX-E, 600WHP DD or bust - updated 3-17
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I've been daily driving my e30 for last 5.5 years in Toronto (Every day rain, shine or snow - to work, to grocery, to park, to anywhere).
Most of people in my network would simply see it as unusual and old, and they point out that I must've taken care of it well. And they assume it's difficult and expensive to keep it.
Originally posted by nando View PostI never really get anything but complements when i take mine out - never from girls though, always from guys. If I was gay, this thing would be a sex machine.sigpic
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I'm gonna come in with an opinion from the other end of the age spectrum here. I am 16 and DD my e30. I love it and get tons of complements on it at my high-school. Other people seem to love it to. I am able to work on it for the most part and it's a good first car in terms of getting into the mechanics of cars and knowing how things work. They are very simple to work on in the bigger scheme of all cars. I drive an E30 because it's a bit different and you can really go whatever route you want with it. We have all seen so many different types and styles of e30's here on r3v you can really make it your own and that's not something you can say for most newer cars.
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