Yes, could we please not be subjected to unwanted videos?

So, was he drunk most of the way?

Muwahahhah! You sir, are specially gifted in the art of troll! Well done indeed!

I live in Midwest and regularly see truckers use this to communicate their gratitude, especially when you make room to let them merge left.

Yes, I agree. We love sliding doors, actually adult sized third row seat and usable rear cargo area even with all three are rows up. And 5 year and 75,000 miles later, it still works just like the first time we brought it home.

You can probably even park another e39 wagon on top of yours and still barely make it to the top of some of the SUVs being sold today.

And you will do great if you end up with a Sienna. Minivans are way ahead of SUVs when it comes to practicality and livability. And Toyota makes one of the most reliable if not THE MOST reliable minivan out there.

Those chromed kidney grills are so out of place on this otherwise nice and understated (red not withstanding) wagon!

Touche!

BMW matches with Toyota and beats Honda? Whats the world coming to?

Bitch, please! We don’t get a snow day here in WI, unless plows are unable to get out. Haven’t seen that happen in the last 12 years.

“It could be a BMW!” the idiot says. Bitch, please.

Yes it needs moar powa than handling, but Toyota would probably not be very happy if Subaru goes on its own to bump up the power.

But where you actually win over the shitty VAG design is that BMW timing bits are in the front of the engine, not requiring the removal of engine.

Call me simple, but all I see is blue color. The rest of this is a neat trick to relieve you of your money.

Yeah it did not help, unfortunately. But thanks for trying tho.

Umm, so nobody is surprised that $32,000 as tested price tag?

It’s a load of well written bullshut, well done!

Meh! an e46 is not much more expensive but is far more rewarding and an e30 (325i variants at least) are also in similar price range and are far more fun.

I know it is a pretty picture of a pretty car but they have mostly been returned to the mother nature by now.