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e28s are awesome. I love the torque, really sets the car apart from the e30 m20. My 535is feels like a freight train with its push, whereas the e30 needs full revs and quick shifts to feel fast.
Yeah, old cars can be cool and fun. For ten years, I drove nothing but new cars every few years. They are nice when they are new, but they soon become old and used, and it is very expensive to keep up that cycle.
I suppose repairs can raise the overall cost of owning an older used car, but it probably still beats spending $5,000 a year on lease payments for a car you don't own.
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"One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will, To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." Ulysses, ll. 68-70, Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
Yeah, old cars can be cool and fun. For ten years, I drove nothing but new cars every few years. They are nice when they are new, but they soon become old and used, and it is very expensive to keep up that cycle.
I suppose repairs can raise the overall cost of owning an older used car, but it probably still beats spending $5,000 a year on lease payments for a car you don't own.
I got the 533i for my youngest son. He is not yet old enough to drive, but will be soon. Plus, we can always use an extra car for when my older sons return from school or the army.
How do you like the 325i?
Although I enjoy driving the E28 because of the torque, I really much prefer my the way my E30 iX handles. E30s are just so right.
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"One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will, To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." Ulysses, ll. 68-70, Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
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