Still no substitute
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When it comes to getting from point A to point B in a 4-wheeled vehicle over at least a decently-paved road, there's still no substitute and no peers out there to the E60. Unless you're dealing with another E60, a P-car, or better. Infinitis and all that crap - they try, but they don't take the trophy.
BMW E60, you ROCK!!!
I'll just leave it at that
BMW E60, you ROCK!!!
I'll just leave it at that
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When it comes to getting from point A to point B in a 4-wheeled vehicle over at least a decently-paved road, there's still no substitute and no peers out there to the E60. Unless you're dealing with another E60, a P-car, or better. Infinitis and all that crap - they try, but they don't take the trophy.
BMW E60, you ROCK!!!
I'll just leave it at that
BMW E60, you ROCK!!!
I'll just leave it at that
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When it comes to getting from point A to point B in a 4-wheeled vehicle over at least a decently-paved road, there's still no substitute and no peers out there to the E60. Unless you're dealing with another E60, a P-car, or better. Infinitis and all that crap - they try, but they don't take the trophy.
BMW E60, you ROCK!!!
I'll just leave it at that
BMW E60, you ROCK!!!
I'll just leave it at that
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I second that!!!!! 
I hate to even say it and I apologize in advance to the current F10 owners who love their cars, but I have decided that I absolutely, positively will not replace my E60 with an F10. The look is too "mature" for me and so far I have not seen anyone driving that car who's under 60 (not that there's anything wrong with it). The most likely replacement for my '06 E60 is going to be a '10 E60 or a 3 series. A mini Cooper is also on the short list of possible replacements, but the 3 series will most likely be the winner as it is bigger than the Mini, yet retains the nimble characteristics.
I hate to even say it and I apologize in advance to the current F10 owners who love their cars, but I have decided that I absolutely, positively will not replace my E60 with an F10. The look is too "mature" for me and so far I have not seen anyone driving that car who's under 60 (not that there's anything wrong with it). The most likely replacement for my '06 E60 is going to be a '10 E60 or a 3 series. A mini Cooper is also on the short list of possible replacements, but the 3 series will most likely be the winner as it is bigger than the Mini, yet retains the nimble characteristics.
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I second that!!!!!
I hate to even say it and I apologize in advance to the current F10 owners who love their cars, but I have decided that I absolutely, positively will not replace my E60 with an F10. The look is too "mature" for me and so far I have not seen anyone driving that car who's under 60 (not that there's anything wrong with it). The most likely replacement for my '06 E60 is going to be a '10 E60 or a 3 series. A mini Cooper is also on the short list of possible replacements, but the 3 series will most likely be the winner as it is bigger than the Mini, yet retains the nimble characteristics.
I hate to even say it and I apologize in advance to the current F10 owners who love their cars, but I have decided that I absolutely, positively will not replace my E60 with an F10. The look is too "mature" for me and so far I have not seen anyone driving that car who's under 60 (not that there's anything wrong with it). The most likely replacement for my '06 E60 is going to be a '10 E60 or a 3 series. A mini Cooper is also on the short list of possible replacements, but the 3 series will most likely be the winner as it is bigger than the Mini, yet retains the nimble characteristics.
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When it comes to getting from point A to point B in a 4-wheeled vehicle over at least a decently-paved road, there's still no substitute and no peers out there to the E60. Unless you're dealing with another E60, a P-car, or better. Infinitis and all that crap - they try, but they don't take the trophy.
BMW E60, you ROCK!!!
I'll just leave it at that
BMW E60, you ROCK!!!
I'll just leave it at that