“I don’t trust anyone who doesn’t eat in their car”

In a similar vein, M badge on a non M BMW.

I don’t have a pic of my 328 that I want as a poster, yet. I like yours. Like mine too, but I have some issues to take care of before mine gets to be “poster quality”.

I have more attainable dreams. I had this printed as a poster and in my bedroom right now:

This is a great start, now I want the non M version as well as a touring version of the 3-series, since they make them and sell them in Europe and the UK.

All of the BMW 3 series cars below the M3. They used to have an NA straight 6. 

This is how I would build my “Tacoma”

BMW 3 series touring. You can get them in the UK and Europe, but the US doesn’t deserve a cool wagon...

Yeah, when I was looking for one, most of them I kept seeing were in the northeast. I’m in Texas, where for some reason they didn’t seem to sell well. Either that or they all got totaled. I’ve been keeping an eye on them even after buying mine and most are either northeast or northwest.

yep, AWD and Automatic, makes mine one of the most common E91 specs out there, but they’re still fairly uncommon. I sitll haven’t seen another in person since getting this one.

As a wagon guy, I really love this car, but not at that price. Having recently scratched my itch for a BMW wagon at a much lower price and much newer vintage, I’m going with ND.

My mom bought one of these new in ‘88. Black with grey suede interior. For the era it was a nice ride, and this one is in great shape. The biggest challenge will be in keeping those outdated electronics running properly.

I’m not sure what convertible you sold that lady, but it wasn’t an E53. That’s the first generation X5, and thus not a convertible. Maybe an E46?

Saw one in person up close for the first time last night, and I agree. The front looks like a Honda, the back like a Hyundai and the rear quarters like a Camaro. And this is coming from someone who still owns and drives a 2017 Mustang.

Hey José Rodríguez, that BMW X5 does NOT have a manual transmission. The X5 with a V8 was never offered with a manual option.

Another Gen X with only manual cars in my driveway. ‘17 Mustang, ‘17 Civic hatch, and ‘01 BMW x5

The house they crashed into was an unoccupied duplex. There’s no-one waiting for this to be cleared up, so it’s likely to be there for a while.

I’m 100% with you. I took my ecoboot Mustang with a Manual for the better balance and exciting turbo noises. I know we asked this when the post went up “what do you want to know about the new Mustang”, but I don’t see an answer.

My daughter had this same issue, though her Mini Cooper S was dying and required more repairs than the car was worth. We got her into a lightly used Honda Civic Sport hatchback. Plenty of room in the back for dogs.

I still want to know why they’re not offering a manual transmission in the ecoboost cars.