Yup and yup. I think M3 saloons always have something about them that the coupe equivalent just doesn't pull off.
@Havana_UK enjoy man. No jealousy here at all. Nuh uh. None.
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Yup and yup. I think M3 saloons always have something about them that the coupe equivalent just doesn't pull off.
@Havana_UK enjoy man. No jealousy here at all. Nuh uh. None.
Looks like my driving...
Tanzanite blue
Looks similar to orient but with a lot more pop. Looks to be a fantastic colour all the best with it.
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Lovely M3 and great colour too! Congrats.
From the milege you put on your last car I assume it'll be a daily?
From the milege you put on your last car I assume it'll be a daily?
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That's only 73HP per unboosted engine litre. There must be a lot of (head)room
It is my daily...already put another 120 miles on it after picking it up!
The colour is lovely, and when the sun's out it really does pop nicely. I'll try to get some close ups of the flake.
T... Turbo it?
Yes. That sounds like a sensible thing to do to a daily beater.
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'Daily beater'
'Runaround'
You mean 'my car'. After all isn't daily use the main reason most people have a car?!
You OK Fox? You seem more tetchy than usual.
It's just me
Anyone else can use these descriptive words to describe how they use their cars, bangernomics is a popular one on here. But for me? Well, he just likes to have a dig, and try to make me look like an idiot.
Whatever turns him on though. I don't care for such online "bullying".
Queue retorts from all his little fanboys standing up for him, because they have all been following his lead.
Don't take it personally, I've whined about the term 'runaround' when others use it too.
I guess it works when there is a Ferrari in the garage or something but surely for most of us the whole reason we even have a car is to use it to get around?
I guess it works when there is a Ferrari in the garage or something but surely for most of us the whole reason we even have a car is to use it to get around?
In which case, what is actually wrong with the term? It is describing exactly it's purpose. I don't see what the issue is?
But it's not just that is it? It is the derogatory response to almost every post I've made over the last several months.
I've just done a quick search and before the 'daily driver' thing the last time I quoted a post of yours and spoke about the content was July last year.
I note lots of others have replied to you since then, though.