I never expected to own a V12 anything in my life let alone when I was 18. Still have it (daily it) today.

No, that’s what a person who dealt with crazy body roll thinks lmao

Slamming these cars makes them handle better lol

It’s a job that you can do at home on a weekend. It costs 1/4 of what a dealer charges, and once that’s fixed, it’s good for anothe 150k miles. Unless you’re in the game, you probably have no idea how easy these cars are to fix. I know more people with E38s over 200k miles than many other cars, mine included which is…

His ig is @bmindt and this car is even prettier in person. He and I have been friends in the E38 game for a while and we are going to cruise from AZ to CA for Bimmerfest in June. If anybody is going to that, I highly recommend sering his car up close. He doesn’t have those Style 95s anymore however.

I Like my douchey plate, it is fitting with the car being straight piped and soon to be slammed (already on coils). It gets a laugh from most car guys and that’s all that matters.

Kinda biased, but my favorite is a guy named Charles with the IG allornothing2015. His 7 Series is pure magic.

BMW E38 7 Series. They can be had for relatively low amounts of money and are very nice to look at even today. Mine for example as pictured above was purchased for $1800 usd. Although it had some issues in the beginning, it had been an amazing car. That leaves over 8 thousand dollars to modify/make even nicer. This is…

I don’t know if he was arrested as I had to leave but the insurance is gonna get him because there are 2+ videos and he did it in front of around 250-350 people, and maybe 5 or 6 cops. No way he is getting insurance money.

Was built. Made 760hp

Car made 760whp and was tuned by Cordes Performance earlier that week right after he bought it. Was crazy to see happen in person. Was at the Pavilions in Scottsdale during the Saturday show that’s been happening for like more than half a century. First crash in a long time.

For reals, people get negative connotations about cars like this when never having owned one. You will pay an arm and a leg if you take it to a dealer, but if you can do your own work, they are not terribly expensive. (Owner of multiple 16+ year old BMWs)