Can I ask a genuine question? Why do we knock this thing? It’s naturally aspirated, available with a stick, RWD and cheap. If you drove one, you’d be smiling within 5 minutes.

I had mine 10 years without any issues. The car itself is rock solid, and if you want one, bearing replacement is only about $2,500, so just factor that cost in when you buy. I miss mine!

Well, if you ever need better ROI on your advertising, it’s what I do...

Should have left it up. Would have garnered more attention for the dealer. Kind of like this post!

I tried, ugh and it’s hard...I tried to believe that Kylo saves Rey, and in doing so, the Skywalker family saves the Jedi/Light side since she is the last of it.

Right? Had mine for over 4 years with over 120k, never gave me issues and was a nice drive each day. God forbid the masses buy cars for the same reasons we do.

22 minutes just to get there, and then what if there is a line? Like I said, there is no infrastructure in place in rural areas to build superchargers yet.

What’s the email address to pitch to?

The 328 drives nicely. I’m not sure why you wouldn’t want one.

See that little road called Route 80? Notice how I said “west”. I don’t see a single Supercharger anywhere near me. 07882 is the ZIP code if you want confirmation.

I used to live 60 miles away from NYC in western NJ. That was a rural area. There were plenty of BMWs.

Lots of good stuff here:

Uh, everyone is buying crossovers, not just BMW customers. Not sure what that has to do with anything.

A majority of their lineup is still RWD based. They aren’t making the 2 Series a FWD car because of perception, but because of cost. It’s a cheaper car to build when you’ve got MINI in the stable.

You had me till the last sentence, and then you failed big time. BMW owners don’t care what’s under the hood as long as it has the badge? Implying that BMW owners neither care about the dynamics of the car or the environment is a lazy stereotypical response I’ve come to expect from the writing on this site.

I can’t. Sign me up!

Everyone hates on these, but I think the mentality is off.

Who is anyone to tell anyone else what they need or do not need. Now that’s an American attitude right there.

As a pro automotive photographer, you can definitely have fun with these, but I tend to stay away - when you use a lens filter the effect is permanent. Instead, On a duplicate layer, use a Guassian blur filter in photoshop, then set the layer opacity to less than 50%. Same effects, with the ability to turn it on and…

GF is best of the best, but I offer free automotive-based photography tutorials on my site. You can hopefully learn some basic techniques on the subject.