Also, some of this...”Don’t do HDR, just because...”

I write weekly tutorials on automotive photography, and if you’re looking for specific DO NOT DO..

This isn’t so hard - if the dealer won’t let you do a PPI, then move on to another. it’s not worth the potential headache if you end up with the wrong car.

We’ve brought in new people to be honest. I gave that person my phone number, so we text and zoom. So far it’s working quite well, actually.

People compare the 3000 to those cars of course, but the RX was a 2 seater, not a grand tourer. And the Supra, as good as it was, came out 3 years after the 3000GT...that’s forever in car land. Of course it drove better.

Sorry for the redundant post from yesterday, but I REALLY DO LOVE THEM!

I can only speak for myself, but to me, work is work, not social hour. The friends I’ve made at my job I still talk to and see...outside of work.

I personally think that article isn’t accurate - it seems they are only talking to higher ups. For me, personally, I don’t need to see body language, or sit in a conference room, to be effective.

Thank you, though the car isn’t mine, I just shot it. I had a red one many years ago though, and it’ll always be my favorite, no matter how many (blue) BMWs I get.

It’ll be a sad day for me, regardless of their current lineup.

64,692 people who bought one in Q1 of 2020 seem to disagree with you.

This is interesting. When the Dodge Stealth was selected to be the pace car at Indy in 90? 91? There was quite an uproar because it was not a car of American origin and replaced with...the Viper.

Dude is that an HSR-II from Mitsu?

Blame that platform, with its transverse motor layout. An issue the other cars of the era didn’t have. I suppose we’re lucky we got the damn car at all lol.

320, in 2nd gen models.

My 97 SL (same motor as yours) would run 16.1 in the quarter mile. God it was so slow.

I just did a shoot with a 3000GT this weekend!

If you think a modern M car is punishing for everyday use, then I doubt you’ve driven one. This car is entirely to soft to be considered a true enthusiast spec. 

So I guess we’re arguing 2 different points.

If he did, would that mean every single parking lot owner is bad?