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Scanman · 01-15-2010, 11:36 PM

I have an 07 335i that I purchased last June, and seriously considered trading for the new Z. I had an 03 z "track" model when they first came out, and eventually found it lacking in power and ride quality. The new Z seems to have addressed these problems very well.
I probably would have traded for the 370, if I wasn't for the road noise the tires emitted . Long vacation drives with the wife was what kept me from the purchase.

There is very little the BMW cannot do very well. Though I do regret the purchase of an auto, Iv'e decided to keep the car none the less. Exhaust, JB3, and an intake is on the way. That should keep me happy for awhile.

I do resent the comment that owning a BMW is some sort of a status symbol. I purchased the car because I could finally afford a High performance rear wheel drive car that does it all.

I will however sell the car when CPO runs out.

01-15-2010, 11:36 PM	#13 (permalink)
Scanman Base Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Washinton State Posts: 4 Drives: 335i Rep Power: 16	I have an 07 335i that I purchased last June, and seriously considered trading for the new Z. I had an 03 z "track" model when they first came out, and eventually found it lacking in power and ride quality. The new Z seems to have addressed these problems very well. I probably would have traded for the 370, if I wasn't for the road noise the tires emitted . Long vacation drives with the wife was what kept me from the purchase. There is very little the BMW cannot do very well. Though I do regret the purchase of an auto, Iv'e decided to keep the car none the less. Exhaust, JB3, and an intake is on the way. That should keep me happy for awhile. I do resent the comment that owning a BMW is some sort of a status symbol. I purchased the car because I could finally afford a High performance rear wheel drive car that does it all. I will however sell the car when CPO runs out.