Golf R Estate Vs BMW 335D touring
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you could just steal a golf r instead which is free, then when someone steals it from you get the 335d, that way you have minimal loses
There's only actually 2 golf r in the country at any one point?
yes. i dont get why anyone would buy one. might as well donate money to criminals
you could just steal a golf r instead which is free, then when someone steals it from you get the 335d, that way you have minimal loses
Yea.
Golf Rs are basically public vehicles at this point. Like bicycles in Cambridge.
Just leave it unlocked at the station, then steal a different one on the way back.
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Volkswagen does mean 'peoples car' after all.
LOL
Very funny
Actually there are at least 2 Golf R's before you get to my house, one has modded exhausts and looks like a hooligan's dream. Also there's an R32 in resident garages too, so why would they take my estate?
Parts.
On my S4 Avant, pretty good!
These days being an estate doesn't preclude good handling.
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Was that just for one model year? I thought they had fixed it now. I think it's inexcusable though and wound honestly ruin the car for me (I can just about deal with the fake noise).
Imagine the ridicule if someone posted a thread about adding a completely fake exhaust
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Ummm what
This is why everything with over 150bhp has 4 exhausts these days
Welcome to every Mercedes and Audi since about 2012...and now BMW are joining the party too. Heck, even low powered Citroen, Ford and Vauxhall SUV’s and People Carriers now have square shaped twin chrome ‘exhaust’ exits.Imagine the ridicule if someone posted a thread about adding a completely fake exhaust
At least the Golf R has the performance to pull it off.
Pulled up behind a base 520d SE the other day.
Exhaust either side which in the F10 subtly signified it was a 535
Thought can it get any worse?
Then I found a 520d M Sport sporting the exhaust design which on the F10 meant you'd pulled up behind something very special, a 550i.
Exhaust either side which in the F10 subtly signified it was a 535
Thought can it get any worse?
Then I found a 520d M Sport sporting the exhaust design which on the F10 meant you'd pulled up behind something very special, a 550i.
I’ve got a workmate with a slight sense of fun, he’s got an 06 plate e60 550i with a 520d boot badge.
It’s got what looks like at first glance an M5 quad exhaust though - which gives the game away - but the bodywork around the exhaust isn’t flared out like on the M5, is this how they should look Fox?
Edit: No, standard ones have twin not quad pipes.
Don’t think it’s a performance rear box as such, it’s remarkably quiet when he starts and drives it.
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