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what constitutes a "real" BMW? (archive)

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Posted by Slooow E36er on August 19, 2001 at 20:49:28:

(posted from: wnfr1.transpower.co.nz (166.65.54.1))

Not wanting to start a flame war or anything, but to be the "Ultimate Driving Machine", i.e. a pure driver's car, I do not believe an E36 can be either a four cylinder or an automatic, or God forbid both! What are your thoughts?

Ultimate Driving Machine is just a marketing tool John 325 isT (PA) 23:41 8/19/2001 (1)
- Yeah, until we kill that cushy ride with our.... Ben 93 325is 23:51 8/19/2001 (0)
although i agree heavily with rich325i...(m) KLEEN KUT 22:30 8/19/2001 (0)
Whats the big deal? some people prefer automatic.. David Car-man 22:18 8/19/2001 (0)
Re: what constitutes a "real" BMW? bimmerman06 21:05 8/19/2001 (1)
- An auto 318i, so I know how badly it sucks!!! haha Slooow E36er 21:08 8/19/2001 (0)
So the E30 M3 is not a real "BMW"???? Newbie 20:57 8/19/2001 (0)
Re: what constitutes a "real" BMW? Rich 325i 20:54 8/19/2001 (3)
- Hey, I said E36, not E30 ;-) Slooow E36er 21:05 8/19/2001 (2)
  - Meant for Newbie... Slooow E36er 21:05 8/19/2001 (1)
    - I just have nothing better to do..... Newbie 21:11 8/19/2001 (0)
You want to go for a ride in my 318? =) DDD 20:53 8/19/2001 (0)

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