e92 instead of e60???
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Guys,
walked into my dealer last Friday. Signed a blank order (my SA was not there) then - gave my SA the options on the phone on my way Germany this afternoon.. As of 2009, I will be driving an AW e92 M-Packet wiht Individual Bi Color leather!!!
The engine??? Well the order is in for a 320d but I will probably be switching to the new 330d - 0-60 in 6.0 seconds
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I have been a member here for 3 years -love it here and will still be contributing. I think, after owning 3 e60s, I know enough to help the newbees, specially when it comes to offset questions
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walked into my dealer last Friday. Signed a blank order (my SA was not there) then - gave my SA the options on the phone on my way Germany this afternoon.. As of 2009, I will be driving an AW e92 M-Packet wiht Individual Bi Color leather!!!
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I have been a member here for 3 years -love it here and will still be contributing. I think, after owning 3 e60s, I know enough to help the newbees, specially when it comes to offset questions
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Originally Posted by rsyed' post='674001' date='Sep 20 2008, 07:27 PM
hmmm -motivation??? i really dont know. I think i am just bored (because mabye it is my third e60) and just can't appreciate the excellent car i have.
I am not crazy after power. I have realized, one can never have more, because you always get used to what you have![Smile](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/smile.gif)
I am not crazy after power. I have realized, one can never have more, because you always get used to what you have
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What more motivation do you need? I assume you're a human being, and humans like change and trying new things. It's called curiosity and it's a good thing. Go for the E92, it's a very beautiful car (unlike the pre-LCI E90 IMO).
So true about power... More is always better, but the problem is that you're used to it so quickly and a step back is difficult!
That's why I started with a 520d, so I can gradually increase (My planning is 525d, 530d, 535d, 550i, M5 but I'm not sure they'll all be E60s)
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