What they should do is start their own branded hip replacement clinics and line of homecare equipment. HD branded oxygen and dialysis machines should be a huge hit and fit right in with their ‘lifestyle’ image.

Because they do tasseley and old school better than HD.

I get that dynos aren’t the best barometer for power measurement in this case but DRAG STRIP TIMES?! Come on man.

Chalk me up as another “seen it and believe it” guy. Looks killer. Though I never thought it looked bad in pictures.

I saw one last week as well, it surprised me how much I liked it.

That is gorgeous

As a E85 Z4M owner I’m biased, but the new one does look really good in blue...

I saw a blue one a few days ago and yes, I agree. It looks like a proper sports car and the proportions are great! 

I saw one recently as well, it really does look better in person.

I’m the opposite.  I think the E36 is the perfect combo.  Almost looks a little vintage, but has the conveniences of newer cars, while still being very analog and easy enough to work on.  Had a 94 325is and would like to get another one.  M3 this time...would like M3/4/5 most.

I saw one earlier this week and I agree.

Unrelated but I saw my first new Z4 in real life yesterday, and it looks sooooooo good.

An E21 was my first BMW. I loved that little thing, and would consider another, although this time with an I6.

This is the answer- but the irrational Miata lovers on this forum will never let the truth come out

Me too. Which is why I never forget the e21.

i dont know man, i grew up and learned to drive in a E21 BMW, it was a fine car for the period. 

I oscillate on Japanese culture on cleanliness and orderliness, I used to live in Tokyo, and whilst it’s great in some ways, it feels deeply oppressive and robotically brainwashed in other ways. I don’t know how you have one without the other. The attention to detail on cleaning is astonishing. But then you see an 80…

Funny scene, but Jennifer Aniston owns this scene. 10/10

I was hoping it was so clean that they’d remove their shoes before entering into the shop

Nice to see someone who takes pride in their repair shop.