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  • S54330Ci
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    Garage mate . . .

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  • Cubieman
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    Originally posted by dblsix View Post
    Nothing but trouble in this garage.
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    Likely 90% of your troubles are from the M5 I would have to assume.

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  • dblsix
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    Nothing but trouble in this garage.
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  • 9kracing
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    Y'all have some wild cars lol.

    I just picked this up a couple months ago. Trying hard to leave the engine and turbo stock. We'll how it shakes out.

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  • LSB4Me
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    Originally posted by Actuary View Post
    Just got into an E30 M3. Decided to stick with silver cars and got the E30 in sterling silver. A lovely little car to drive.
    Wow, that e30 is CLEAN. Great find. Nothing wrong with silver either …

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  • terra
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    Originally posted by usdmej View Post

    nice! my MYP has been a game changer for commute/family hauling duties

    did you consider the Lucid Air at all?
    Not really, I think they're still too much in the startup phase for me to want one as a daily driver - just not confident of the company's survival. I definitely quite enjoy this car for daily driving / commuting duties. Went on a road trip recently too and it was pretty nice for that.

    I did strongly consider a Taycan. Still wonder if I should have gone that way, but was a good bit more money than I wanted to spend.

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  • elrichmeister
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    Not necessarily in a garage, but here is my 325Ci, just hit 200k Miles


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    The twins together

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  • usdmej
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    Originally posted by terra View Post
    I know not everyone’s cup of tea here, but I bought myself a model s plaid. 1000hp sure is addictive.
    nice! my MYP has been a game changer for commute/family hauling duties

    did you consider the Lucid Air at all?

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    C7 and an English Bulldog Click image for larger version

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  • PipeUy
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    BMW 316i E30

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  • Kevin2772
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    2024 X3 Brooklyn Grey/Red
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  • big,JON
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    A45 AMG for fun work commutes and hills runs whilst the M3 is (still) on stands

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  • 01SG
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    My father worked on every iteration of the Esprit for decades. He always maintained the four-cylinder was the one to have and hated the V8-especially working on it.

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  • Mike RT4
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    Originally posted by Bimmerjeff View Post

    Thanks for that feedback, I have a M3 Competition (CS in your area, close as we got to CSL) and I've always thought about getting an Esprit V8, we never got many of the S4S here in the states. Wondered what an owner of both would say. Do you think the V8 would make it more competition for the M?
    Try one and see what you think. The V8 is heavier at just under 1400kg (just over 3000lbs). My experience having test driven one back in the day (the green press car that was featured in all the magazines at the time), was that it was disappointing. I was expecting it to be leaps ahead of the 4 cylinder cars, but it's torque limited in 1st and 2nd to protect the driveshafts and doesn't even run intercoolers, as the gearbox also can't cope with the torque that more boost would provide in the higher gears once it gets full a boost (a heady 0.8 bar in the right "overboost" conditions), so they didn't bother (and if you see how tight it is with the V8, packaging would also have been an issue). They could have probably achieved the same power if it was NA with higher compression etc. Looks the part, but is all bark and no bite. There is a company in the US (Renegade( that does the LS conversions. They then become the car Lotus should have built:

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