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What is the age group on the forum?
08-03-2004, 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted by JDN' date='Aug 2 2004, 05:28 PM
[quote name='Iceman' date='Aug 2 2004, 05:39 PM'] [quote name='FDMeloan' date='Aug 3 2004, 12:37 AM'] So far I am the oldest person on this board at 67+.? Maybe that's why the E60 5 Series doesn't look as good to me as the E39 and E34.
July sales report should be out tomorrow.
July sales report should be out tomorrow.
[/quote]Yep, I've got that youngster Fred by at least a decade.
But I don't have a July sales report to offer so that makes him my better.
[/quote]JDN:
I think it has been over 50 years since anyone called me a "youngster". I like the "ring" of those words.
May I suggest that the originator of the poll add the 70 age category as you need to be included.
08-03-2004, 08:16 AM
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30 years young 
only had car for one week, UK 530i, mystic blue, xenons, adv/ac, 18" 124's etc etc, very happy with it so far.....in fact looking forward to driving it home tonight....not long togo till its time to leave the office !!
only had car for one week, UK 530i, mystic blue, xenons, adv/ac, 18" 124's etc etc, very happy with it so far.....in fact looking forward to driving it home tonight....not long togo till its time to leave the office !!
08-03-2004, 08:19 AM
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Excellent northernmonkey, another inspired UK owner . Update your location and sig - it helps in future discussions as there are many many regional differences between the cars.
. Update your location and sig - it helps in future discussions as there are many many regional differences between the cars.
08-03-2004, 08:40 AM
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northernmonkey,
Welcome to the site.
I see from you sig your car is a Dec '03 and you only had it for a week. So you get a good deal on your car out of interest? There's another post about depreciation etc so was wondering.
Welcome to the site.
I see from you sig your car is a Dec '03 and you only had it for a week. So you get a good deal on your car out of interest? There's another post about depreciation etc so was wondering.
08-04-2004, 12:41 AM
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Originally Posted by BMW530' date='Aug 3 2004, 10:40 AM
northernmonkey,
Welcome to the site.
I see from you sig your car is a Dec '03 and you only had it for a week. So you get a good deal on your car out of interest? There's another post about depreciation etc so was wondering.
Welcome to the site.
I see from you sig your car is a Dec '03 and you only had it for a week. So you get a good deal on your car out of interest? There's another post about depreciation etc so was wondering.
like the site !!!the car I bought was ex-demo with 4K miles. priced up equivalent new model on BMW car/config www page, came to just over ?41K inc tracker. dont like to name figures but lets just say I got it for more than ?11.5K less than that web price
took some haggling though.I think a lot of private buyers have been lurking waiting for the nearly new/demo E60 models to move near the ?30k mark before jumping in, on the day I bought my car the dealer hadn't sold any of their E60 stock, 6 at that time, for 3 weeks. on that day they sold 5 !!!!
what swung it for me in the end was that my car had service inclusive with it and the nice wheels...sad i know. i did look at and liked the 530d's but these commanded a significant premium and in most cases had poorer spec, as i don't do mega miles i was more than happy with the 3.0i.
