Besides CSL, what you got ?

[AlexGTT]

M135i hatch for daily. Range Rover TDV8 for family duties, load carrying and trailer. Golf TDi for the Mrs. Covers all needs very nicely.

If I'm honest, could (should) do without the M135i. Only done 2400 miles in 6 months! Shocking really.

[E46CSL]

M135i hatch for daily.

If I'm honest, could (should) do without the M135i. Only done 2400 miles in 6 months! Shocking really.

How do you rate it?

[deanobeano]

Proud to say I have a Gen 3 Toyota Prius as my daily snotter.

95K miles from new and just coming up to three years old.

I charge my company approved mileage rates - 45p for first 10k miles and then 25p per mile thereafter.

Fuelly logs my fuel costs per mile as just over 10p, so a nice little earner.

[Sailorbaz]

We've got an E90 M3 which I use during the week when at home and she uses when not working, and a Mk5 TDi Golf for her work and my weekend, lol

Hoping to chop in the Golf for a Mk7 soon though, and think along the lines of the GTi after the recent Autocar and Evo reviews but to be honest although it makes no economical sense since she does high miles. Maybe the GTD but heavy money for a Golf IMO.

[Steve B]

I use the work pool car or van for work duties which costs me nothing at all, wife has a 58 plate Corsa SXi which she loves to bits but will be making way for a 118d M Sport at some point..


Steve

[shimmy]

Proud to say I have a Gen 3 Toyota Prius as my daily snotter.

95K miles from new and just coming up to three years old.

I charge my company approved mileage rates - 45p for first 10k miles and then 25p per mile thereafter.

Fuelly logs my fuel costs per mile as just over 10p, so a nice little earner.

:ban::ban:

[73CSL]

[Hankcharlie]

Just took delivery yesterday of my new f30 320d sport. I'm delighted with it, nice contrast to the csl and will be a nice everyday car, hopefully anyway!!

[Johnydesmo]

I'm with you - Burn the witch :wink:

:ban::ban:

I have a very practical Westfield & Ducati Multistrada & a couple that aren't finished yet!

...and as many company cars as I can steal ;-)

[Pip1968]

I have a 996 GT3 for occasional trips out (Waitrose :-D) and alternating with the CSL for track days and a 2006 Mini GP (supercharged) for a general run about. Mrs Pip has a Cooper.

The GP was brought into replace my 1999 M5, 400bhp of loveliness which was t boned by an old biddy pulling off her drive, driving forwards believe it or not. Anyway the car was written off and despite the fact that I could have repaired her with some jiggery pokery outside of insurance through BMW Mrs Pip said I should stop wasting money on an old car. The GP was bought as a more economical run about :-D but it is too easy to do the same sort of mpg with a supercharged car and Porsche/BMW bait :whistle:.

No 'diseasels' for me thank you.

Pip

[martin770]

I have:

E46 320d M Sport for the missus
M3 E36 Track car
2004 Ducati 998 Matrix, for sunny fun days

[CraigMillwardCroft]

I have a Nissan Navara Tekna for my work horse, alway a pleasure to drive, then when I want to be mad out come the CSL :thumbs:

[LeinsCSL]

Besides the CSL:

- E30 Alpina C2.5 Touring
- E34 M5 3.8 (co-owned with a buddy of mine)
- Yearly train pass :whistle:

[0836whimper]

I was looking for an Impreza Wagon as an all-year runabout. But couldn't find one that didn't have 'issues'.

Settled for a '05 Skoda Fabia 1.9 TDI estate. Small, frugal, torquey, practical body shape and very cheap to fix. It's got 14" steel wheels and it's brilliant and being crap enough that we don't care about it. No worries about theft, scratches, or kerbing etc. Winter tyres for it are £35 each

[E46CSL]

Besides the CSL:

- E30 Alpina C2.5 Touring
- E34 M5 3.8 (co-owned with a buddy of mine)

Nice collection :thumbs: