View Poll Results: Which vehicle did I purchase?
Porshe Cayenne GTS
4
2.94%
Lexus IS-F
7
5.15%
M3
45
33.09%
Corvette C6
2
1.47%
X6
9
6.62%
X5
1
0.74%
335xi
7
5.15%
M5
7
5.15%
Caddy CTS-V
6
4.41%
135i
5
3.68%
Who give a ...?
43
31.62%
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My new ride has arrived at the dealership. What could it be?
07-24-09, 09:43 PM
#61
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i say x6 replacing x3. 
Last edited by bitkahuna; 07-25-09 at 09:06 PM.
07-28-09, 01:31 PM
#63
Well, i had an opportunity to look things over.. My CA couldn't find my car at first in the holding area
Curious... 4 levels of BMW's awaiting delivery.. Which one is mine got damit?
As for the last clue, here is an interior shot. This should be a flaming clue for auto buffs such as yourselves.. The vehicle costs more than 50k when equipped (another clue). No mas until the weekend
07-28-09, 01:34 PM
#65
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Red coral interior on a 135?
07-28-09, 02:20 PM
#69
Lexus Fanatic
07-28-09, 02:28 PM
#70
Lexus Fanatic
Looks like the rear seat (in coral red boston leather) of 135i to me, but very well could be 3 series because I think I see a sliding cover on that rear seat console.
Last edited by IS-SV; 07-28-09 at 02:32 PM.
07-28-09, 02:45 PM
#71
he's not in socal though
i am not sure about 4 levels of cars waiting for delivery, maybe 4 levels of inventory, that's understandable. but anyway
yeah that looks like a sliding cover on the rear console. i have that on my e93 and this pic look pretty similar. if it's m3 i can't figure out if it's e92 or e93 though
i am not sure about 4 levels of cars waiting for delivery, maybe 4 levels of inventory, that's understandable. but anyway
yeah that looks like a sliding cover on the rear console. i have that on my e93 and this pic look pretty similar. if it's m3 i can't figure out if it's e92 or e93 though
07-28-09, 04:11 PM
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It's not a 135i, he said the car costs > $50k.
335i or M3, great choice either way! Actually, I would definitely give the nod to the M3. I had a 335i for a few months and was annoyed by the repeat HPFP failures (no money but time/frustration was not worth it) which prompted me to switch to the IS 350. I need this car for ~12 years and the BMW was not cutting it. Got many opinions on e90post and they all agreed that they would not keep this car beyond fuel pump replacement warranty (which is only 10 years I believe)
I admit, I'm probably "spoiled" as far as maintenance goes because my very first car was a honda civic (REALLY low maintenance)
Congratulations on the (hopefully) M3!
But even if it is a 335i, congratulations as well, it's a great sporty coupe and you can tune it cheaply for great results (jb3, etc.)
335i or M3, great choice either way! Actually, I would definitely give the nod to the M3. I had a 335i for a few months and was annoyed by the repeat HPFP failures (no money but time/frustration was not worth it) which prompted me to switch to the IS 350. I need this car for ~12 years and the BMW was not cutting it. Got many opinions on e90post and they all agreed that they would not keep this car beyond fuel pump replacement warranty (which is only 10 years I believe)
I admit, I'm probably "spoiled" as far as maintenance goes because my very first car was a honda civic (REALLY low maintenance)
Congratulations on the (hopefully) M3!
But even if it is a 335i, congratulations as well, it's a great sporty coupe and you can tune it cheaply for great results (jb3, etc.)
