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haha, well not to toot my own horn but the reason I have the option to get an M3 in the first place is because I always tend to think about things logically, and being Indian, and growing up with such strict (not anymore) parents that you almost always think things through. But cars are my one escape from logic and work. (trust me I work a lot, 12-15 hours a day)
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You don't sound like a dick, I'm not sure if you can get an M3. Unless they changed their requirements. Hmm interesting
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Lol, you being Indian and currently driving a Camry puts things into perspective. But get the M3 because it is a blast to drive. I had a F10 528i as a loaner once and it was fun and comfortable but a bit dull on the driving sensations. So go for the M3.
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07-12-2011, 02:21 PM | #28 |
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i have both and while they both serve different purposes, id have to say, it all boils down to YOU. what's your preference? comfort/luxury? or sporty/jarring but powerful ride...all i can say is, when im driving the M3, i wish i was in the 5er and when im driving the 5er, i wish i was in the M3....cant win here..gl
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Actually, we have two camrys! Roadtrip/Grocery getter :-) haha
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But I agree, I have driven both and they are both great cars in their own respect. Looks like I'll be heading down to the BMW dealer to drive both again. |
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ACtually my issue with the F10 5er was 6MT or auto...that was the tough question for me...i drove both back to back 3 times each and ended up flipping a coin..the tranny makes such a diff...maybe get the 6mt 5er, and u will have the fun factor baked in...slow, floaty (like someone above said), but still it has sufficient power and its far more comfy
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With tickets, a 21 year old single male is very expensive to insure and I am sure the rate will be more if there is an M3 on the list of cars rather than a 535i. If your father won't care, I'd buy the M3 given how much more fun it is than a 535i. However, I'd spend some money on driver's schools and track days and tires and brake pads so you can have fun with the car and hopefully get enough of a "fix" that you slow down on the street and don't accumulate more tickets. You can become a habitual offender for speeding in some states and lose your license for a longer period of time.
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I'm 43 and I have my 545i for sale and an M3 Sedan on order. You are young. Get the fun car now and enjoy it. The 545 was a blast, but it is definitely a different animal. If you are worried about practicality get a Sedan and enjoy the best of both worlds. |
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Firstly thank you all for the replies. Insurance will be expensive but it doesn't matter what car I get I'll still have to shell out a lot. My first pick is still the M3. Maybe because I've been looking for so long and haven't found one my mind started to wander off and thought about different cars. If I really cant get a good deal on an M3 for a while I'll keep the 535i in mind.
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M3 end of production F10 beggining F10 sexy prestige M3 is its own segment of car You already had an e46... F10 all the way Im 17 and yet Id still choose the 535
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