First weekend with the new car
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My Ride: 535d Eccelsa, 05 2005 (built 12-04), sapphireblack, beige dakota leather, electric seats, poplar wood trim, sport suspension, 124 style 18" alloys, differentiated f/r runflat tyres, steptronic, adaptive light control, bi-xenon, BMW PRO nav, cd, cd changer, electric-foldable and automatic antidazzle rear mirrors, automatic antidazzle internal rear mirror, adjustable central armrest, BT, Hifi Professional LOGIC7 , extended functions aircon, full lighting package, green comfort fascia on windshield, PDC park distance control, voice control, CPT9000 car phone, BMW Assist, BMW On-line, BMW Tracking, alarm system, programmable remote controls.
Just drove 300 miles in sunny Piedmont, in the region of some of the most famous wines in the world: Barolo, Dolcetto, Barbera. Fantastic day, lot of pleasure.
And the new car is fantastic!
Here a couple of picture back home, late in the afternoon. More next weekend.
And the new car is fantastic!
Here a couple of picture back home, late in the afternoon. More next weekend.
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My Ride: 535d Eccelsa, 05 2005 (built 12-04), sapphireblack, beige dakota leather, electric seats, poplar wood trim, sport suspension, 124 style 18" alloys, differentiated f/r runflat tyres, steptronic, adaptive light control, bi-xenon, BMW PRO nav, cd, cd changer, electric-foldable and automatic antidazzle rear mirrors, automatic antidazzle internal rear mirror, adjustable central armrest, BT, Hifi Professional LOGIC7 , extended functions aircon, full lighting package, green comfort fascia on windshield, PDC park distance control, voice control, CPT9000 car phone, BMW Assist, BMW On-line, BMW Tracking, alarm system, programmable remote controls.
I said a couple of pics...
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Originally Posted by Lucky' date='May 8 2005, 04:34 PM
I said a couple of pics...
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The trouble with the 535d is what do you buy next? Maybe a 545d
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My Ride: 535d Eccelsa, 05 2005 (built 12-04), sapphireblack, beige dakota leather, electric seats, poplar wood trim, sport suspension, 124 style 18" alloys, differentiated f/r runflat tyres, steptronic, adaptive light control, bi-xenon, BMW PRO nav, cd, cd changer, electric-foldable and automatic antidazzle rear mirrors, automatic antidazzle internal rear mirror, adjustable central armrest, BT, Hifi Professional LOGIC7 , extended functions aircon, full lighting package, green comfort fascia on windshield, PDC park distance control, voice control, CPT9000 car phone, BMW Assist, BMW On-line, BMW Tracking, alarm system, programmable remote controls.
Originally Posted by Merv the Derv' date='May 8 2005, 10:38 PM
[quote name='Lucky' date='May 8 2005, 04:34 PM']I said a couple of pics...
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The trouble with the 535d is what do you buy next? Maybe a 545d
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[/quote]The surroundings are where I live. Concerning the 545d, noooo waaay. It would be far too heavy and nose unbalanced. I suggest to BMW a lighter (magnesium?) 6 in line, 3.2/3.3 l., twin turbo configuration, worth maybe 320/330 hp. What do you think?
P.S. hey Merv, how much oil burns your baby driving downtown?
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I am really envious of you guys in Europe. Such beautiful and clean surroundings. I believe the air there is also fresh and cool too? Great for the family.
Really nice ride you've got there. We don't have diesels in Singapore; only petrol versions as our government forbids privately owned vehicles. There is a misconception that diesel is dirty and contributes to pollution - pure rubbish.
Really nice ride you've got there. We don't have diesels in Singapore; only petrol versions as our government forbids privately owned vehicles. There is a misconception that diesel is dirty and contributes to pollution - pure rubbish.
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Originally Posted by alohalc' date='May 9 2005, 03:25 AM
nice pics 
.? but wait a second, are these pics belong to the "women's drivers" post ?? j/k 
.? don't tell me you can just park the car like that in italy 
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.? but wait a second, are these pics belong to the "women's drivers" post ?? j/k .? don't tell me you can just park the car like that in italy .[snapback]125938[/snapback]
When you go South traffic is nothing less then chaos.
In the North (so that's Genova as well) traffic became much more organised since they got new traffic laws.
Down South they don't seem to care much about the laws.
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Originally Posted by garehaan' date='May 8 2005, 11:19 PM
[quote name='alohalc' date='May 9 2005, 03:25 AM']nice pics .? but wait a second, are these pics belong to the "women's drivers" post ?? j/k .? don't tell me you can just park the car like that in italy .
.? but wait a second, are these pics belong to the "women's drivers" post ?? j/k .? don't tell me you can just park the car like that in italy .[snapback]125938[/snapback]
When you go South traffic is nothing less then chaos.
In the North (so that's Genova as well) traffic became much more organised since they got new traffic laws.
Down South they don't seem to care much about the laws.
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[/quote]it parked right on the pedestrians crosswalk but still ok
? i wish i could do the same here .