That E46 is lovely, the guy driving it is the real winner here. So much amber.

This is amazing haha

Is it trying to be a BMW or is it setting its own benchmark?

Police looks like a Caprice

#blessed #teamLH

At some point I’d like to build an S70 powered E38 with it’s corresponding 6 speed. There are a few problems:

Oh, I’m just saying it will be a bit more expensive to mantain (not considering breaking down). If it were me, I’d take the V12. People make them seem more unreliable that they actually are. Just warning him that if he’s going for a V12 looking for performance, he may find a V8 to be better. But I don’t thing there’s…

A well maintained 750i. Just get that. But be warned, a 740i offers almost same performance, if not better, for less. But if you want to try a V12, get an E38.

This has me puzzled. It says they considered which cars broke down more often, and I’ve heard BMWs and Mercedes are overall more reliable than Audis and Land Rovers.

Then we pretty much have the same opinion haha

Exactly, the one that had enough power to go over 130 mph and kill a family driving down the road. That E34.

You don't buy an S Class because it looks different. Look at W220 and W203. W140 and W126? It's always been the same.

As a BMW fanboy, I can’t believe what I’m gonna do.

I have always thought the same. People complaining about cars looking the same. Either different brands or same brands. Everyone forges the old Benzos, all looking like a bigger/smaller version of the other, just like they do today.

Yeah, I do the same haha

What? Who's she?

Always liked these things. They are not money pits, they just require intensive maintenance :D

Well, cars that run nitromethane are still using methanol anyway. I was referring to those who run mostly methanol.

Well, maybe people like different things. I personally love the Panamera, even the first ones. The current face lifted Pana is super good looking.

The last one didn’t bothered me one bit, especially face lifted, but this is absolutely gorgeous. We need more FR V8 Porsches