07 BMW 335i vs 07 Mustang GT
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h hiroller,
no doubt the bmw is a fine built machine.
at this point, its very subjective as to one's passion. i'm glad u got it for both bmw and mustang.
i actually saw a 3 series coupe outside my building last night. very nice car.
way too refined and sleek for my tastes...and the cost.
i loved the way my e46 drove but the costs to maintain that thing when it was getting off warranty would be nightmare.
btw, when the weather gets good i see your from NJ....NJ/NJ meet!! it has to be done!!
no doubt the bmw is a fine built machine.
at this point, its very subjective as to one's passion. i'm glad u got it for both bmw and mustang.
i actually saw a 3 series coupe outside my building last night. very nice car.
way too refined and sleek for my tastes...and the cost.
i loved the way my e46 drove but the costs to maintain that thing when it was getting off warranty would be nightmare.
btw, when the weather gets good i see your from NJ....NJ/NJ meet!! it has to be done!!
I think, price and styling preferences disregarded, the 335 is certainly the better overall car.
The engine is easily on par with the Stang's, the suspension is decidedly superior and it simply comes with a lot more stuff and higher quality materials. The more ephemeral aspects of tuning, balance and driver feedback that BMW does so well but is so hard to quantify tips the scales a bit too.
Of course, it does cost a heck of a lot more, so it ought to be.
And it does have that Bangle styling, albeit toned down a touch, but that's a matter of taste.
The engine is easily on par with the Stang's, the suspension is decidedly superior and it simply comes with a lot more stuff and higher quality materials. The more ephemeral aspects of tuning, balance and driver feedback that BMW does so well but is so hard to quantify tips the scales a bit too.
Of course, it does cost a heck of a lot more, so it ought to be.
And it does have that Bangle styling, albeit toned down a touch, but that's a matter of taste.
Mach 1 Member
Joined: October 8, 2005
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h hiroller,
no doubt the bmw is a fine built machine.
at this point, its very subjective as to one's passion. i'm glad u got it for both bmw and mustang.
i actually saw a 3 series coupe outside my building last night. very nice car.
way too refined and sleek for my tastes...and the cost.
i loved the way my e46 drove but the costs to maintain that thing when it was getting off warranty would be nightmare.
btw, when the weather gets good i see your from NJ....NJ/NJ meet!! it has to be done!!
no doubt the bmw is a fine built machine.
at this point, its very subjective as to one's passion. i'm glad u got it for both bmw and mustang.
i actually saw a 3 series coupe outside my building last night. very nice car.
way too refined and sleek for my tastes...and the cost.
i loved the way my e46 drove but the costs to maintain that thing when it was getting off warranty would be nightmare.
btw, when the weather gets good i see your from NJ....NJ/NJ meet!! it has to be done!!
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Joined: January 17, 2006
Posts: 4,148
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From: Temecula,CA
i'd rather have a mustang over the bimmer.
wow another luxury car...blah. living in LA/Hollywood u see a bunch of those luxury cars. Everyone and their brother has one.
and if u guys actually aspire to own a bmw one day, it's kinda sad. i chose my gt over the 3-series. the 328xi was just too sleepy.
wow another luxury car...blah. living in LA/Hollywood u see a bunch of those luxury cars. Everyone and their brother has one.
and if u guys actually aspire to own a bmw one day, it's kinda sad. i chose my gt over the 3-series. the 328xi was just too sleepy.
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