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Cars we would like to be driving:Originally Posted by john08
I can agree with this. If I had only one car, then it would be BMW.Originally Posted by JayJay
since I don't plan on owning anymore bmws out of warranty (lease rates currently are terrible bc of residuals).Originally Posted by jet
The lease rates for M3 coupe are pretty decent right now, actually. 57% residual for 15k/year, 36 months, .0018 money factor. 12k/year residual is 59%, while 10k year is 60%.Originally Posted by Dmax
This is why the M Coupe/M Roadster don't make sense - if you're buying a dedicated sports car, the Boxster or Cayman or some 911 variant are more logical.Originally Posted by epb
not sure if i would agree that a porsche is purer 'driver's car' or sports car than a BMW M3, btw. assuming we are talking about NA porsches, i can't think of a single way that the M3 gives up anything to those cars.Originally Posted by HRoi
2009 BMW 328xi in white. Can't find any great pictures of the exterior but the interior is what sold me on it. Never had any problems with it except I seem to be wearing out the back tires too quickly.Originally Posted by jkirk
IMO, right now the cream of SUVs is the Q5. What a great little driving machine and combination of features. Sadly, their residual sucks arse (low 40s).Originally Posted by Piobaire
I can agree with this. If I had only one car, then it would be BMW.Originally Posted by JayJay
I musy say, I am impressed by how you've boiled down your choice of car into hard and pure economics. Although my training is in economics and quantitative finance, I am horribly emotion driven when it comes to cars, and cannot see myself applying the same level of restraint and focus on the facts. I am envious.Originally Posted by gnatty8
better late than neverOriginally Posted by thekunk07
BTW, if it comes with the Pirelli's, change those ***** immediately. I wish the ******* dealer had told me when I bought my audi's that I needed to account for having to change those POS.Originally Posted by edmorel
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