I imagine for that price the interior might be a little ratty. Trans could just need a cleaned out valve body and a fluid and filter change. Clear coat I’d sand back the bad areas (looks like hood and lights, probably also the roof and trunk lid) and just rattle can on a new clear coat.

Looks like the clear coat could use some work too. Did you go for the V8? or the V12?

Sorry, 8-Series still does it for me. I’m not even a BMW fanboy.

The Cullinan is powered by a 6.75-litre twin-turbo V12 engine that delivers 563 horsepower and 627 lb-ft of torque adequate power.

If I had to pick one BMW, it wouldn’t be the 3-series, 5-series, 6-series, or 7-series, it’d be that mid to late 90s 8-series.

For all we know the FoRS and FoST could be coming to the US at a later date, they haven’t specifically said that there is no FoRS or FoST for the US market as far as I know.

I take that as a challenge good sir!

If its like how my parents were when we had two of them. One was kept nice, and was the main family hauler. The other one was a driven daily and did all the dirty work.

Touche, forgot about that one. As well as the ProMaster City, and the Nissan NV200 / Chevy variant.

No, the Focus was spared (to be turned into a crossover), the Fiesta, Fusion, and Taurus are being sacrificed.

Sold an old rotary truck with a 454 in the bed to a schmuck, told him it ran 10s.

Except I already countered that point.

I have no issue with other people driving barefoot, I just prefer having something on my feet, mostly for when I step out of the vehicle, its not extra time lost having to put something back on my feet. Plus it feels weird to me to drive barefoot, mostly because I’m not used to it.

I tried flip-flops once, never again, rather just drive barefoot. I am glad we’re finally getting warmer days in Michigan though, I enjoy driving with the 4-50(+) air going.

Clearly you are not sponspered by Coca-Cola, its Pibb Xtra. Which is clearly better tasting than any competitor’s drink.

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Morgan cars approve as well!

So would I, mostly because it can Schwimm.

I imagine it has something to do with the production numbers for those things. Some googling reveals that the AIV Roadsters were more special than standard Roadsters, having a lot of aluminum in them(apparently AIV stands for Aluminum Intensive Vehicle).