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In need of replacement soon, but no idea what to replace it with as anything matching its level of performance/comfort is now crazy money.
Can you not just keep it?
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Why?
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This is certainly an option, but I just fancy a change. Probably the financially sound option at the moment is to keep it.
I have looked at this myselfthey map to about 400bhp
Although I was a bit put off after a friend of mine blew the engine (not sure on exact specifics) on his Superb VRS after a remap. It cost him around £3k to repair it before he traded it in as even after being fixed it was never the same.End of finance agreement. As above, I could well keep it, but I fancy a change. With remote working these days I don't really need a comfy barge any more, although I don't want to take a drop in performance. I've been looking at something like a 718 Cayman S, but even a 5 year old one is worth more now than it was new so the potential for massive depreciation seems too likely for my taste.
Cracking evening at Gaydon Gathering last night(Edit: Sorry, huge photo!)
Something just feels right about the 360.
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Similar boat (pun intended). The only thing I've considered is the Lexus RX450H (iirc, whatever the big 3.0 hybrid is).
In need of replacement soon, but no idea what to replace it with as anything matching its level of performance/comfort is now crazy money.
Get the caymanThis is certainly an option, but I just fancy a change. Probably the financially sound option at the moment is to keep it.
I have looked at this myself
End of finance agreement. As above, I could well keep it, but I fancy a change. With remote working these days I don't really need a comfy barge any more, although I don't want to take a drop in performance. I've been looking at something like a 718 Cayman S, but even a 5 year old one is worth more now than it was new so the potential for massive depreciation seems too likely for my taste.
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do like that color on the BMW
Unless you're replacing it with something completely different like a Cayman or whatever, then I certainly wouldn't entertain the idea of selling it in the current market as you won't get anything appreciably better.
In need of replacement soon, but no idea what to replace it with as anything matching its level of performance/comfort is now crazy money.
Family car & family car.
What size are those wheels? They look massive.
Rollin' on dubs, surely?
