This dealership is 100% BMW porn (I learned about it a year or so ago), but that’s all it is: a look-but-don’t-touch site.

I don’t care what short-falls this car has, I love this car.

I’m glad they did a MUCH better job on the headlights than Bond’s DB10. Overall thumbs up from me.

Dude has another car for sale as well:

Having trouble counting how many times that car rolled, but are we talking Casino Royale-number of rolls?

I’ve owned a 135i (6spd) and driven my buddy’s ‘76 2002. I think your assertion is a fair statement to make; at least BMW certainly wants you to believe that. I will say this: the 135i is extremely powerful. No mater how carefully I drove it I couldn’t help but chew through the rear tires ($400+ each). That said,…

In 2003 Nissan had a trim level called “Performance” for the 350z. This was the trim I got. It had most of the upgraded stuff focused on performance. No leather, though, just the BEST cloth seats I’ve ever seen. Perfectly woven and BREATHABLE. I hate leather and have actually purchased the OEM BMW canvas seat covers…

Do you have to buy from an Aston dealership to get this warranty?

Well, a couple things:
-You’d probably have to pay cash, because their credit card machine wouldn’t be working for the 100th time.
-The cab would probably smell like crap, because no one gave them a shitty rating for their cab smelling like crap.
-And this loser wouldn’t be able tell which company charged him the surge…

I learned to drive on one of these... then my dad sold it right before I turned 16. Which, you know, is actually very smart.

BMW’s M73:

I worked for Enterprise when I first got out of college. There are plenty of cars that get removed from rental to be sold in fine condition. I will say a few things on the matter though:

Do NOT apologize for using this lens; you used it masterfully. Fantastic shots.

I’m just going to say Chicago. Yes, traffic. Yes, parking. Yes, bad road surfaces... BUT: Lower Wacker (rarely very packed), Lake Shore Drive at night or off-times, and it is generally more car-friendly than New York.

... and then there are days where I’m like “It looks kinda fun to be a hillbilly.”

What a crock... the next thing you’re going to tell me is that these don’t increase horsepower and fuel efficiency.

I owned an ‘03 Nissan Z and I counted 13 “Z’s” scattered throughout the car. Including on the vents that rout the A/C/heat into the door vents... the part that is covered up when the door is closed!

I learned to drive on an ‘81 Spider, ergo, unreasonable love affair. When Fiat came back to the States with the 500 I was rooting for it. Not because I liked the 500 (at all), but I hoped good sales numbers would encourage them to try to bring back the Spider.

Currently 34, I grew up in the back of Caddys and Bonnevilles with a Fiat Spider on the weekends. I love small sports cars and prefer a good powerful sedan (current owner on an M Roadster, and lusting over a V12 e38)... that being said, I’d most likely get an SUV if I end up having kids.