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Am I the only one that thinks the blue with brown interior looks a little funky with the aluminum trim? I think it would look much cleaner with a wood trim that would actually compliment the leather instead of stick out like a sore thumb.
pg, can you not drive a stick? BMWs with an MT will hold their value well in the future, as manual ******** are phased out, apart from all the other reasons why you should buy this car with a stick.
Malachit Grun and Calypso Rot are the **** dreams are made of, doggie. Get saddle brown and wood of some sort, aluminum and the 'cube' trim looks cheap. Light wood is comtemporary for our time. It's not a car intended to be a classic down to every detail and it's not an M3 on a weight program, so enjoy a mix of motor/mild lux.
Whatever the current metallic silver is called. Black interior.
How much more is an S5 with the same kind of kit?
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$58K and you're almost in M3 territory
I dont see how you can say $54k for a loaded 335i coupe with AWD is an fu, when you compare it to other similar classes it is priced right on, very similar to the S4. There is quite a gap in price between a similarly equiped M3.
$58K and you're almost in M3 territory