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21489 messages, Last post on Dec 03, 2009 at 9:40 AM
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Replying to: louiswei (Oct 31, 2008 7:41 am)  I meant "loaded" as in "very well equipped." The 3-series option list isn't exactly extensive. You can get Premium, Sport, Cold, Nav (?) as far as packages go. If it has Premium and Sport, it pretty much has most of the options already. But anyway, I suppose you're right. I always assume that people in the "luxury" segment won't cheap out when it comes to the goodies. Take out Nav and it's ~$6K+/- off. Still a big discount. |
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Replying to: tagman (Oct 30, 2008 9:55 pm) That's certainly your wife's choice but I must say the MB CLK has never interested me and with the new Audi A5/S5 and BMW coupe my interest has declined even further.
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Replying to: hpowders (Oct 31, 2008 8:25 am) My frugal Luddite version of a BMW 335i has given me great satisfaction despite my more frequent visits at the dealership due to repairs. This is unlike my 99 BMW 323i which was very reliable and involved minimal dealership visits. If my visits to my dealership remains frequent than I will definitely sell my car within two years to avoid out of warranty expenses.
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the Prius sedan will get a slightly larger motor, moving from a 1.5L to a 1.8L motor. A significant bump in the fuel economy rating is also expected. Whispers of a highway rating anywhere between 60 and 80 mpg have been heard. The above will be my likely new car. The first non-luxury car I bought since the 1980s . I have not a clue why but even if fuel prices remain low in the upcoming years my interest in hybrids is just as strong I am not a green/enivro type of guy Nor do I want to pretend or appear to be a green/enviro type of guy Politically speaking I know my choice will make not much of a difference in terms of North American oil indpendence. Paying the high fuel prices during the summer for my BMW did not leave me in distress. Despite the above I still want a hybrid. Maybe it has something to do with my speeding tickets. Driving a hybrid which will challenge me to drive slow in order to maximize fuel efficiency will save me not only fuel costs but also traffic penalty/legal/insurance premium costs. link title |
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Replying to: dewey (Oct 31, 2008 9:29 am) You could always buy an extended warranty..... 
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Replying to: dewey (Oct 31, 2008 9:41 am) You think it would be enough that they are getting such terrific mileage. Nope! On the highway, they have to be the slowest of the slow! 
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Replying to: hpowders (Oct 31, 2008 9:44 am) That's an idea. But first of all I would have to look at the fine print of that extended warranty since it's unlikely to resemble the comprehensive 4 year BMW Warranty. Or maybe it does? I still have time to do my homework.
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Replying to: dewey (Oct 31, 2008 9:49 am) |
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Replying to: hpowders (Oct 30, 2008 3:02 pm) and no other reason other than you wanted it...Tony ps although I`m going to wait at least one more year, I was just taken with the Mercedes cl....It was just a fleeting thing, thank goodness, but I guess I`d better keep my guard up..
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