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Thinking about buying a used 645 by donmcdon
Feb 17, 2008 (8:39 am)
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I am thinking about buying a used 645 or 650, but cannot get over how much the car looks like a Toyota Solara. Am I the only one who feels this way?
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Re: Thinking about buying a used 645 [donmcdon] by cadugand
Mar 16, 2008 (8:16 pm)
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Replying to: donmcdon (Feb 17, 2008 8:39 am)

Yikes, a Solara! BMW took a lot or criticism for the rear end design (look up "bangle butt on the internet) starting with the 7 series, and extended through their line, including the 6. In spite of the criticism others have copied it shamelessly, including the Solara. I'd rather think the Solara rear end design is a poor imitation of a BMW than the other way around. At least with BMW its original.
 
Look also at the new Mercedez Maybach and S class, also Hyundai, Honda Legend.
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Did I get a deal? by jed3039
May 16, 2008 (11:41 am)
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I found this forum a bit late, but can someone please confirm that I got pretty good deal on lease in California for the 2008 650 Convertible I am picking up this afternoon:
- Cold Weather Package
- Premium Sound
- Sport Package
- Comfort Access
- Heads Up Display
- 12,000 Miles/Year
- 36 Months
 
$2,800 (Complete Drive-Off)
$1,260/month
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Re: Did I get a deal? [jed3039] by blackberryxyz
Jan 06, 2009 (8:24 pm)
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Replying to: jed3039 (May 16, 2008 11:41 am)

That lease is now $808.00 on a 2008 650 convertible as of 12-31-08, so probably not considering the same car six months later.
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Would snow tires/wheels on a 645 Coupe make it drivable in Chicago snow? by Moomba
Feb 02, 2009 (10:19 am)
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I am considering buying a used RWD 2005 bmw 645 coupe for use as my primary vehicle. I have indoor parking and would only drive it minimally in winter (20 mile commute to work comprising 7 miles on moderately plowed roads + balance on highway). I would fit it with good snow tires and smaller wheels for winter use (don't have problem storing the extra set of wheels in my apt). Question is - how driveable will this rear-wheel drive be in the chicago snow with snow tires/smaller wheels, if I drive slow etc? Would the back keep spinning uncontrollably and would I be unable to start in snow? This is the first car I am buying but it looks absolutely gorgeous so really want to buy it if winter driving is manageable, despite it being RWD. Also I have heard that the traction control (DTC and DTS) would help in winter conditions. Any advice/comments would be much appreciated. Thanks

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