Who here lives in Tulsa?

[bimmer8604]

I'm moving again.

To Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Signing my contract tomorrow with BMW of Tulsa. 2 years minimum.

I've met a lot of the e36/46 guys from Tulsa, but didn't know if there were any e30 guys. I'll be busy of course during the weekdays, and I'll be looking for stuff to do on the weekends when I don't go up to Wichita.

Kyle

[MR 325]

I'm sorry.

[SchnellerVert]

If it was Ok City, I would say have fun the girl/guy ratio is very good for guys.

[bmw_e30]

Sucks to be you Kyle.

Once you get a taste of the SoCal life, it's hard to go anywhere else.......

Me and Mariano will drink a few beers in honor of you this weekend.

[s0urce]

Jesus...Tulsa.. I was born there and have been back there every few years to visit the G-parents. Tulsa has been going downhill for the past 20 years. The few large corporations that were left there have since relocated (mostly to the Dallas/Fort Worth area) and I feel like the place is a ghost town every time I go back.

Jump ship and get out of there at your first chance!

[SchnellerVert]

Never know it, he might like it there. How is the cost of living? House prices and so on. But I hate living far from the ocean so I don't think I could do it myself.

[bimmer8604]

I think Tulsa will be fine. Its larger than Wichita, and seems that it has way more to offer. As far as it going "down hill" from what I've seen and who I've talked to it seems as its growing very fast.

The BMW dealer in Wichita sells ~25 new cars a month. Tulsa sells ~50 new cars a month, plus way more in CPO's and trade-ins.

Rent is cheap, I'm paying $500 a month for my one bedroom and am in a good part of town close to the dealer. It's only a 2 year contract, so I can always transfer after that.

Kyle