Haha whatever. You'll grow up one day
And perhaps one day you won't have such a warpped perception of speed
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E36 328 - Tell me
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And perhaps one day you won't have such a warpped perception of speed
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And perhaps one day you won't have such a wrapped perception of speed
It's got nothing to do with a wrapped(sic) sense of speed, it's about context. As you dot understand that there is no point talking about it with you.
A second is an eternity? well, in your world Joshy perhaps......
8 Seconds to 60 is plenty fast enough, anyway, 0-60 is for traffic light GP morons anyway imo
I can't remember the last time I tried a full on launch anyway - why bother?
Midrange is where it matters - overtaking - and there, imo the 328i is ample for most users I'd say.
As for diesel repmobiles making one their *****, well, thats not my own experience!
Sure, I would not expect to beat something like a modern 335D but its ample for the majority of oil burners....
Phate, if its as good as it sounds, then the £2k ballpark sounds good.
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Slow cars? LOL
You know that with some skills, you can be the very fastest thing on the road in an E36 328i, right? Not every situation is a 0-60 dash.
For most people, most of the time, the car you are in doesn't really matter once you are into a certain performance ballpark.
You know that with some skills, you can be the very fastest thing on the road in an E36 328i, right? Not every situation is a 0-60 dash.
For most people, most of the time, the car you are in doesn't really matter once you are into a certain performance ballpark.
Sure, you don't even need a 328i
A few years back, a far better driver than I used to regularly humiliate some pretty exotic but poorly driven machinery with my old 318i.
Knowing the road like the back of your hand, and being a genaral lunatic helps mind you.
