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enuff_zed said:
My comment, which you have adjusted just enough to fit your opinion it would seem. Am I not allowed now to say that I wasn't aware they did this wheel in other sizes? There are many designs where they do.

One would suggest, once one has considered the consequences, that one should be free to vocalise one's thoughts, should one feel the compulsion to, for the eduction of both prospective purchasers and also the vendor. One's intention being that future purveyors of these fine automobiles will carry out their due diligence and prepare an advert that does not lend itself to any form of inane or sarcastic feedback.
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“….for the eduction of both prospective purchasers and also the vendor. One's intention being that future purveyors of these fine automobiles will carry out their due diligence and prepare an advert that does not lend itself to any form of inane or sarcastic feedback.”

Oh? So, you now see your rôle and justification for undermining the seller and his car, as serving some sort of altruistic, benevolent unsolicited educational purpose both for potential buyers, perhaps unfamiliar with the particular make or model of car and, at the time, so that any author of an advert learns not to expose themselves inane or sarcastic feedback?
Unlike to which you are exposing yourself now?

Good Heavens! Like some sort of unsolicited Guardian Angel and mentor, all rolled into one?


You would now have us believe that your question regarding the wheels was genuine. Is that what you’re (trying) to imply?!
This is very surprising, given your avowed knowledge and extensive ownership experience of these cars. One would have assumed, as a consequence, that you would have known that neither the E85/86, nor indeed the E89 were ever fitted with 20” wheels. Didn’t you know that?

You see, the thing is you DID know that, and we all know that you did, and that’s why your now retrospective ‘explanation’ doesn’t hold water and you find yourself digging an even deeper hole for yourself.
 
This deteriorated quickly.

Let's be 100% clear - I was an interested buyer about to make a twitch purchase. Asked questions. Not delighted with the answers.

I wanted the comms to be clear, honest, out in the open for all to see.

Car wash comment - subtle - the plate hiding the car reg is actually a mobile valeter, not a dealer plate.
 
derin100 said:
“….for the eduction of both prospective purchasers and also the vendor. One's intention being that future purveyors of these fine automobiles will carry out their due diligence and prepare an advert that does not lend itself to any form of inane or sarcastic feedback.”

Oh? So, you now see your rôle and justification for undermining the seller and his car, as serving some sort of altruistic, benevolent unsolicited educational purpose both for potential buyers, perhaps unfamiliar with the particular make or model of car and, at the time, so that any author of an advert learns not to expose themselves inane or sarcastic feedback?
Unlike to which you are exposing yourself now?

Good Heavens! Like some sort of unsolicited Guardian Angel and mentor, all rolled into one?


You would now have us believe that your question regarding the wheels was genuine. Is that what you’re (trying) to imply?!
This is very surprising, given your avowed knowledge and extensive ownership experience of these cars. One would have assumed, as a consequence, that you would have known that neither the E85/86, nor indeed the E89 were ever fitted with 20” wheels. Didn’t you know that?

You see, the thing is you DID know that, and we all know that you did, and that’s why your now retrospective ‘explanation’ doesn’t hold water and you find yourself digging an even deeper hole for yourself.
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You really are clutching at straws now. :rofl:
Unlike you and your extensive knowledge of every BMW model you have ever owned, and were keen to allude to very early on, I am still learning and though I try to use my acquired knowledge to assist others where I can, I am fully aware that there are gaps in that knowledge and am always keen to add to it, through the medium of asking questions.

BTW, I could find it extremely offensive that you wrote Heavens with a capital 'H' as though it was some sort of divine statement. This clashes completely with my personal views. However, I will just accept that you didn't do your research properly and will take it as misguided sarcasm, or perhaps an inane comment. ;)
 
Personally I think if you’re joining a forum to sell a car, no issues with that personally, some good cars pop up that way, or are already on said forum, then as it’s a free advert, to some knowledgeable members, a seller really ought to put a little effort into the ad. Plus it’s good marketing, you’re much more likely to gain interest if you add basic details as you would on, say, auto trader. You wouldn’t just put a couple of pics, a line saying here’s my phone number, and expect much interest on there. The clue here is in the title, ‘Z4’ forum, folks know about these cars, not Peter obvs but we let him hang out bless him…😬 You’re hitting the wrong demographic by not adding some info, knowledgeable folk are put off by a lack of effort be that right or wrong, and by not doing so you’re not going to be taken particularly seriously.

I recently sold a 35is on here, wasn’t the best ad as I’m shite at them, but it told ALL the relevant info, some fair pics, and I didn’t get any comments because I think it said everything anyone would want.

And lastly it’s a public forum, open to comments good, bad and…. ugly….sorry again Peter….🫣🙄🫠 it wouldn’t exist without them so you have to go with the territory or putting it bluntly, don’t be on a forum.
 
MisanoE85 said:
Hey All - Sorry for confusion on my part, I had little time to put an advert together last night. Please check out my new, fully detailed one. Sorry for causing disagreements was not my intention but all your advice has been taken onboard.
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Thank you for taking it on board.
In the past we've had some people go nuclear when advice is taken the wrong way.
The fact you have read this and reacted positively should put you in good stead. :thumbsup:
 
MisanoE85 said:
Hey All - Sorry for confusion on my part, I had little time to put an advert together last night. Please check out my new, fully detailed one. Sorry for causing disagreements was not my intention but all your advice has been taken onboard.
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Respected. Good work fella. Advert looks A1

Good luck with sale
 
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