A car is a machine, but you have to learn to appreciate the machine.

I started driving about 2.5 years ago. But my parents financially supported me.

Plus if you get the electronic keys wet, you're screwed.

Whenever I drive my dad's 04 745i, it handles well, but NOWHERE as near as my friends e92 328i.

My neighbor is full of old retirees. All I see are old ES350's and ES330s, Buicks, Chevy Tahoe's, the occasional 5 series or M35, and the very rare Oldsmobile.

I drive an '08 Infiniti M35 with a tech and sport package and I find I use most of the gadgets often.

I live around the SF bay area, where all the "new money" people got there money from stocks or new corporations.

we actually got rid of railways to make space for more cars because the entire food industry was moving towards fast food.