Head buried in sand much?
08-13-2012 | 01:22 PM
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Head buried in sand much?
http://www.f30post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=487949
Some BWM owners are able to use their brains and come up with logical statements, but surprise, surprise, most are full of such ignorance. You have to skim through that thread for the lols
A line that HKC might enjoy
And some others notables
Some BWM owners are able to use their brains and come up with logical statements, but surprise, surprise, most are full of such ignorance. You have to skim through that thread for the lols
A line that HKC might enjoy
What has Hyundai done in motorsport?
And some others notables
Hyundai is not a luxury car automaker.
It will still be a Hyundai at the end of the day. Even if it is reliable, I won't have the soul of a BMW.
08-13-2012 | 02:17 PM
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True, best post there
You can definitely tell who's daddy bought them their BMW and who the car enthusiasts are on that site.
So it's rated higher in quality and reliability, and also residual value (look it up), and now it's just as fast, but it still can't even compare? Why not? All measurable aspects of the comparison are close if not well in favor of the Mustang already. There's only so much "je ne sais quoi" a car can have (which BMWs do have, especially the 3er) before reality takes over.
Hyundai may not have the "soul" part of the driving experience down, but let's not pretend they don't beat BMW at reliability, initial quality, and now residual value as well (considering the 335 and 328 together). It's only so long before they nail down the "soul" of the car.
Hyundai may not have the "soul" part of the driving experience down, but let's not pretend they don't beat BMW at reliability, initial quality, and now residual value as well (considering the 335 and 328 together). It's only so long before they nail down the "soul" of the car.
You can definitely tell who's daddy bought them their BMW and who the car enthusiasts are on that site.