What about a new style Chevy Camero?
a11y said:Rs4, hell yeah. S5, just yeah. But m3 over the lot. My 3 series is "only" the 330i with the same n52 engine as facelift e85/e86s, but imo it's bloody brilliant. Obviously not quite the same level of thrills as the z4, but genuinely fun to drive and a lively cabin to be in. I only imagine the addition of a v8 makes it an epic car in m3 form.
I love how we all love different things, I was only saying to the mrs yesterday that corners don't bother me that much i get really excited when I get on a nice straight piece of road & I can drive as fast as I can that gives me a buzz, having a play on an autobahn would be the best of all worlds for mebigdog said:I was at our village bakery cafe today. And a guy pulls up in an Aston-Martin. What a lovely car. But it got me to thinking about different cars I'd like to own. It may sound strange. But I really don't think I'd like a "super car". Apart from the good looks of cars like the Aston-Martin. They are so fragile. You don't dare drive them much. And most owners tend to drive them like a Mondeo anyway. So really? What's the point. Other than to show the size of your wallet.
For me. It's all about the corners. Top speed really isn't a factor. I've lived in Germany for 21/2 years. And I've yet to drive the Zed past 130MPH. Since I like corners. That would eliminate all the Audi's but the R8's. So for me. It's the 3 series. PracticalYet with the 335 sport package. Or an M3. You can have some serious fun in the twisties. I do have a love of unusual stuff as well. A Caterham would be loads of fun. And cheap to keep as well. Hard to come by in the US though. And as I own a home in the wine country of Walla Walla Washington. Where we have about 3-4 thunder storms all summer. A Caterham wouldn't be hard to deal with weather wise.
Cool idea!Stark said:We should plan an autobahn run!
sp3ctre said:Popped into a local garage last weekend and saw a nice looking Audi S5 (4.2 V8). I know it'sprobably not the best forum to get a balanced argument on this subject, but what's everyone's view on these?
It seems the BMW direct competition is the 335, but to me they are just dull as ditchwater outside and very "just like every other 3-series" inside.
Walking around it and sitting in it, it just fely more "special" than the 3-series.
Remit:
4 seats, as we often take passengers
Fuel economy doesn't matter (don't do enough miles to be bothered)
Has to have lots of toys![]()
sp3ctre said:Thanks for the feedback guys. Camaro is not an option as I'm in the UK
tomscott said:M3 V8 was one of my fav cars we've had. Just so much power all the way through the range brilliant. Would have another in a heart beat
LeeZ4MR said:Cool idea!Stark said:We should plan an autobahn run!![]()