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Old 05-16-2006, 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by WilliamsF1_M5' post='283032' date='May 16 2006, 04:11 PM
I would love to join buy unfortunately I'll be going to China on Sat.
This night drive thing is just to meet in between since it was so long ago last time.

We were planning a BBQ and driving range thing, but that die due to the lack of attendance. Maybe if we go yum cha it will be a different story.

There's always next time, as long as you want to come.
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Originally Posted by AC_S5' post='283034' date='May 16 2006, 04:19 PM
I am sure is worth the wait. There's one in my parking lot, red and it sure kicks, but is regular one. I am sure the spyder is more fun.
I agree that the spyder should be more fun than the hard top especially for cruising. Personally I prefer Ferrari than any other sports car in the market. As you can see in my previous cars profile. Long time ago a Ferrari sales manager said to me "Once you owned a Ferrari, it's impossible to go back to others" I didn't believe him then , but after I had the first Ferrai F355, I know what he is talking about .

Now I am working my ass off for the car , it's like I am the slave for the car <_< !!
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Originally Posted by AC_S5' post='283036' date='May 16 2006, 04:22 PM
This night drive thing is just to meet in between since it was so long ago last time.

We were planning a BBQ and driving range thing, but that die due to the lack of attendance. Maybe if we go yum cha it will be a different story.

There's always next time, as long as you want to come.
If the time is right, I'll be more than happy to join
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Originally Posted by WilliamsF1_M5' post='283052' date='May 16 2006, 05:26 PM
I agree that the spyder should be more fun than the hard top especially for cruising. Personally I prefer Ferrari than any other sports car in the market. As you can see in my previous cars profile. Long time ago a Ferrari sales manager said to me "Once you owned a Ferrari, it's impossible to go back to others" I didn't believe him then , but after I had the first Ferrai F355, I know what he is talking about .

Now I am working my ass off for the car , it's like I am the slave for the car <_< !!
That's exactly what my BMW sales told me when I first bought my 328i, he said "Once you drive a BMW, it's impossible to go back for others" hahaha~~~~~ Indeed, it's ture!! Me also is a slave for car.... ...
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Originally Posted by Lawrence' post='283063' date='May 16 2006, 05:51 PM
That's exactly what my BMW sales told me when I first bought my 328i, he said "Once you drive a BMW, it's impossible to go back for others" hahaha~~~~~ Indeed, it's ture!! Me also is a slave for car.... ...
Don't we all slave for our cars I too find that BMW is a special car, is just not the same as driving other cars, well a Ferrari maybe
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Originally Posted by AC_S5' post='283108' date='May 16 2006, 09:03 PM
Don't we all slave for our cars I too find that BMW is a special car, is just not the same as driving other cars, well a Ferrari maybe
I agree..... BMW is really a driver's car. It is tailored to the driver more than it's passengers!
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Originally Posted by WilliamsF1_M5' post='283179' date='May 17 2006, 12:14 AM
I agree..... BMW is really a driver's car. It is tailored to the driver more than it's passengers!
You have driven the C36, S55, M3 and the M5. Which one you like the best?

Pros and Cons of each car?
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Hi everyone. My friend are looking for a set of 18" style 135 for his E60. If anyone want to sell their set or know where can get it, please PM me! With or without tire are OK! Thanks alot! (pic borrowed from mic )
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Originally Posted by AC_S5' post='283421' date='May 17 2006, 10:49 AM
You have driven the C36, S55, M3 and the M5. Which one you like the best?

Pros and Cons of each car?
First of all, because of my racing background I only like rear wheel drive cars. Mercedes are good and comfortable in carrying people , obviously the AMG is better than a standard Benz because of a stiffer chassis and everthing is a bit better all over. The one thing that I hate is their traction contol, although there is a OFF button, but in fact it cannot be switched off totally :thumbsdown: .

M3 is a very forgiving car(both E36 & E46) and it's very well balanced and very easy to drive . E46 M3 has a very very good chassis and looks very beautiful . The SMGII gear box on it is above average and I think people are crazy if they buy a E46 M3 in manual .

M5 - So far so good, can't give you much info as yet because the car is not run in enough for me to try some stupid things in it . Will let you know later.
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Originally Posted by WilliamsF1_M5' post='283487' date='May 17 2006, 02:01 PM
First of all, because of my racing background I only like rear wheel drive cars. Mercedes are good and comfortable in carrying people , obviously the AMG is better than a standard Benz because of a stiffer chassis and everthing is a bit better all over. The one thing that I hate is their traction contol, although there is a OFF button, but in fact it cannot be switched off totally :thumbsdown: .

M3 is a very forgiving car(both E36 & E46) and it's very well balanced and very easy to drive . E46 M3 has a very very good chassis and looks very beautiful . The SMGII gear box on it is above average and I think people are crazy if they buy a E46 M3 in manual .

M5 - So far so good, can't give you much info as yet because the car is not run in enough for me to try some stupid things in it . Will let you know later.
But some say they don't like the SMG II, well it is the word of my friend who took his little brother's M3 when his CLK is in the shop, what does he knows


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