I like this part of the photo... A red robot predator isn't raping my eyes with ugly.

This article was written by a man who had already made his mind up. Brake pedal sound? Me thinks thou doth protest too much.

Buddy of mine has these in is StarQuest SHP. I love them, because they make the most 80's sports car ever made even more 80's

You know, you're right.

4 Series pricing is right in line with the 3 coupe/convertible.

I actually plan to offer this to my customers.

This, to me, signifies that the M3/4 are significantly different from the F30/F32

Functional. Aides brake cooling and helps aerodynamics along the side of the car.

They may very well use a version of the N54/55. Of course, being in an M, the engine will have about as much in common with the N54/55 as the S54 did with the M54.

It's similar, but most Major brands have their own banks. BMW Financial Services is great to work with, but their rates cap at about 2.9 unless there is a special.

I just want everyone to know that CARFAX is nearly useless.

Add BMW to your list. It costs close to 3k to certify one of our cars, and it's extends the nearly bumper - to - bumper warranty all the way to 100k.

We do the same at my BMW Center, only difference is we pull the service history up electronically.

I can tell you that there are only a few banks that can beat our rates, and they're normally credit unions.

BB&T Dealer Services can't be beat, even if you're a long standing customer. Our offers are always better, no matter the score.

Lego makes revolvers, several rifles, and blaster pistols.

NP.

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Today, right now, there is nothing to Subaru.

Had a friend in Germany with a '77 that had a BMW m30 stuffed under the hood. 225hp and 240 ft-lbs made for on fast little tin can.