Dust has been bitten
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From: New York, New York
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I do appreciate the supprort Amigo!
Seems to be the smart move with modern BMWs - leasing. I mean, I've done everything right by this car - always original parts, all intervals and service done. I've invested thousands into this heap of crap over the years, never even drove it cold - warmed it up even in August. Sure, I revved the engine a few times, but I only redlined it once in the entire time I've had it, and hey, I was under the impression that BMW inline-6 engines actually like to be revved. Guess what? None of that matters now - nobody's problem but mine
Seems to be the smart move with modern BMWs - leasing. I mean, I've done everything right by this car - always original parts, all intervals and service done. I've invested thousands into this heap of crap over the years, never even drove it cold - warmed it up even in August. Sure, I revved the engine a few times, but I only redlined it once in the entire time I've had it, and hey, I was under the impression that BMW inline-6 engines actually like to be revved. Guess what? None of that matters now - nobody's problem but mine
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From: Zoo York
My Ride: Alpine White 2006 530Xi (SLD)
Thanks guys! I'll be parting the mods out over the next few days. If I can't sell the car at the auction for decent money, I'll be forced to part out the entire car
Bro, two things:
1. Shit happens.
2. Don't let such one-time events ruin who you are and what you believe in. A lot of people looked up to you in these forums - for help, for updates, and for your enthusiasm, and rightfully so. Such depressing out-of-control events happen - maybe a 3rd person analogy would be if you end up pledging to never go over the speed limit in your entire life, 50 years of good driving pass by, and a drunk driver hits your car and the police officer calls it your fault. What would you say to such a person.
That said, your words about spending time with family, getting your priorities in life straightened out, and not loosing on the opportunity to do things because of a car-obsession are absolutely correct.
1. Shit happens.
2. Don't let such one-time events ruin who you are and what you believe in. A lot of people looked up to you in these forums - for help, for updates, and for your enthusiasm, and rightfully so. Such depressing out-of-control events happen - maybe a 3rd person analogy would be if you end up pledging to never go over the speed limit in your entire life, 50 years of good driving pass by, and a drunk driver hits your car and the police officer calls it your fault. What would you say to such a person.
That said, your words about spending time with family, getting your priorities in life straightened out, and not loosing on the opportunity to do things because of a car-obsession are absolutely correct.
Very sorry to hear V!
I can understand you're mad about it, but flaming around the forum about how stupid is to mod BMWs etc, is kind of "f*ck you" to us
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- Antti -
I can understand you're mad about it, but flaming around the forum about how stupid is to mod BMWs etc, is kind of "f*ck you" to us
.- Antti -



just ready to
WHY DID I NOT SELL IT BACK WHEN EVERYONE TOLD ME TO SELL IT?!?!?! STUPID STUPID STUPID