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Quote: from Dumbledor123 at 9:55 pm on July 15, 2009

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M3's are more expensive and I am 17. I can not get an auto loan. And this car can beat most M3's.

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and this is the kinda mentality that kills a lot of teenagers.. dumbass  

take your bmw racecar and gtfo of here.  

Quote: from earthjunkie at 9:56 pm on July 15, 2009

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The question is, how badly do you want it? As a rule of thumb, you will never make money restoring/fixing a car.  

 I'm not one for BMWs. They aren't good in the snow, they break and are difficult to fix, and are no better than a normal car to me.  

 Word of advice, one of my friends was hooked on BMWs. He just had to have one, so he bought an older one. He thought he was the shit because he drove a beemer. Then leaving my house at twelve one night, his trammy (which he did fix) started leaking, and he wound up pushing the car across the George Washington Bridge.

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Actually, you're wrong.

any car on a set of snow tires can be good in the snow if you know how to drive worth a goddamn.. And as for them breaking and being hard to fix, they're just like any other car.  

Maybe your friend was a nigger and bought a piece of beaten shit.. just my $.02

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Wow, you are an idiot. Snow tires or no snow tires, they suck. Yes, I can drive. Probably better than you. I've got a Class A CDL in the state of New Jersey. So that means I can fix cars to.

Bottom line, if your sacrificing quality to have a BMW tag for the same price, don't do it.

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Dude, if I were you, I'd just wait until you were 18 and can get someone to co-sign for you, and pick up a 2000-ish 3 series. Some of the best handling cars made, aren't pieces of shit, won't drink gas, and are very quick.

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Quote: from 3800 FTW at 10:56 pm on July 15, 2009

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Quote: from Dumbledor123 at 9:55 pm on July 15, 2009

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M3's are more expensive and I am 17. I can not get an auto loan. And this car can beat most M3's.

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and this is the kinda mentality that kills a lot of teenagers.. dumbass

 take your bmw racecar and gtfo of here.

 Quote: from earthjunkie at 9:56 pm on July 15, 2009

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The question is, how badly do you want it? As a rule of thumb, you will never make money restoring/fixing a car.

  I'm not one for BMWs. They aren't good in the snow, they break and are difficult to fix, and are no better than a normal car to me.

  Word of advice, one of my friends was hooked on BMWs. He just had to have one, so he bought an older one. He thought he was the shit because he drove a beemer. Then leaving my house at twelve one night, his trammy (which he did fix) started leaking, and he wound up pushing the car across the George Washington Bridge.

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Actually, you're wrong.  

 any car on a set of snow tires can be good in the snow if you know how to drive worth a goddamn.. And as for them breaking and being hard to fix, they're just like any other car.

 Maybe your friend was a nigger and bought a piece of beaten shit.. just my $.02

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Wow, you are an idiot. Snow tires or no snow tires, they suck. Yes, I can drive. Probably better than you. I've got a Class A CDL in the state of New Jersey. So that means I can fix cars to.

Bottom line, if your sacrificing quality to have a BMW tag for the same price, don't do it.

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no, he's right, the biggest aspect of snow driving is skill. if you're saying bimmers are bad in snow and it's from experience, you just can't drive.

i drove a 4x2 RWD pickup with generic all-season tyres in Canadian snow all winter with no added weight in the back (ie virtually no weight over wheels) and didn't get stuck. Nor where there any days when I decided not to drive because of snow, even when it went over my bumpers. if that can do alright in the snow so can a bmw.

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no, he's right, the biggest aspect of snow driving is skill. if you're saying bimmers are bad in snow and it's from experience, you just can't drive.

i drove a 4x2 RWD pickup with generic all-season tyres in Canadian snow all winter with no added weight in the back (ie virtually no weight over wheels) and didn't get stuck. Nor where there any days when I decided not to drive because of snow, even when it went over my bumpers. if that can do alright in the snow so can a bmw.

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Quote: from 3800 FTW at 10:56 pm on July 15, 2009

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Quote: from Dumbledor123 at 9:55 pm on July 15, 2009

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M3's are more expensive and I am 17. I can not get an auto loan. And this car can beat most M3's.

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and this is the kinda mentality that kills a lot of teenagers.. dumbass

 take your bmw racecar and gtfo of here.

 Quote: from earthjunkie at 9:56 pm on July 15, 2009

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The question is, how badly do you want it? As a rule of thumb, you will never make money restoring/fixing a car.

  I'm not one for BMWs. They aren't good in the snow, they break and are difficult to fix, and are no better than a normal car to me.

  Word of advice, one of my friends was hooked on BMWs. He just had to have one, so he bought an older one. He thought he was the shit because he drove a beemer. Then leaving my house at twelve one night, his trammy (which he did fix) started leaking, and he wound up pushing the car across the George Washington Bridge.

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Actually, you're wrong.  

 any car on a set of snow tires can be good in the snow if you know how to drive worth a goddamn.. And as for them breaking and being hard to fix, they're just like any other car.

 Maybe your friend was a nigger and bought a piece of beaten shit.. just my $.02

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Wow, you are an idiot. Snow tires or no snow tires, they suck. Yes, I can drive. Probably better than you. I've got a Class A CDL in the state of New Jersey. So that means I can fix cars to.

Bottom line, if your sacrificing quality to have a BMW tag for the same price, don't do it.

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That means bullshit when you dont know what you are talking about. And just since you said "Which means I can fix cars to" kinda shows it. Only fags who are backed into a corner with there bullshit start throwing around crap like that. A piece of paper does not mean you know what you are talking about, especially when you dont. And you really made no counterargument, you just threw around titles, which means nothing.

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Accidents in the back seat can cause kids.
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Wow, you are an idiot. Snow tires or no snow tires, they suck. Yes, I can drive. Probably better than you. I've got a Class A CDL in the state of New Jersey. So that means I can fix cars to.

Bottom line, if your sacrificing quality to have a BMW tag for the same price, don't do it.

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PS.. Having a license to drive semis and school buses does not equal mechanical expertise.

Then again, you are from Jersey, I don't know why I'd expect any sort of intelligent remarks from someone in your region in this country.

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Quote: from 3800 FTW at 10:56 pm on July 15, 2009

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Quote: from Dumbledor123 at 9:55 pm on July 15, 2009

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M3's are more expensive and I am 17. I can not get an auto loan. And this car can beat most M3's.

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and this is the kinda mentality that kills a lot of teenagers.. dumbass

 take your bmw racecar and gtfo of here.

 Quote: from earthjunkie at 9:56 pm on July 15, 2009

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The question is, how badly do you want it? As a rule of thumb, you will never make money restoring/fixing a car.

  I'm not one for BMWs. They aren't good in the snow, they break and are difficult to fix, and are no better than a normal car to me.

  Word of advice, one of my friends was hooked on BMWs. He just had to have one, so he bought an older one. He thought he was the shit because he drove a beemer. Then leaving my house at twelve one night, his trammy (which he did fix) started leaking, and he wound up pushing the car across the George Washington Bridge.

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Actually, you're wrong.  

 any car on a set of snow tires can be good in the snow if you know how to drive worth a goddamn.. And as for them breaking and being hard to fix, they're just like any other car.

 Maybe your friend was a nigger and bought a piece of beaten shit.. just my $.02

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Wow, you are an idiot. Snow tires or no snow tires, they suck. Yes, I can drive. Probably better than you. I've got a Class A CDL in the state of New Jersey. So that means I can fix cars to.

Bottom line, if your sacrificing quality to have a BMW tag for the same price, don't do it.

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What does it take to get you to understand that I couldn't get an '07 with a perfectly good set of winter tires up a 20% grade hill with a quarter inch of snow on the ground? The only car that I ever driven in thats worse in the snow is my moms Honda Odyssey.

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Cut up your driver's permit.

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You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you.

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M3's are more expensive and I am 17. I can not get an auto loan. And this car can beat most M3's.

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and by weight, i mean heavier by over 1300lbs

Post edited at 4:38 pm on July 17, 2009 by mike11455

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What does it take to get you to understand that I couldn't get an '07 with a perfectly good set of winter tires up a 20% grade hill with a quarter inch of snow on the ground? The only car that I ever driven in thats worse in the snow is my moms Honda Odyssey.

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Thanks for proving Jersey drivers can't drive, you are worse than an old asian woman with cataracts.  

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What does it take to get you to understand that I couldn't get an '07 with a perfectly good set of winter tires up a 20% grade hill with a quarter inch of snow on the ground? The only car that I ever driven in thats worse in the snow is my moms Honda Odyssey.

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What does it take to get you to understand that I couldn't get an '07 with a perfectly good set of winter tires up a 20% grade hill with a quarter inch of snow on the ground? The only car that I ever driven in thats worse in the snow is my moms Honda Odyssey.

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Anyone can drive ANY car in the snow, it's a matter of throttle control and proper brake control..

I drove a 2 and a half ton suburban on bald ass tires in the snow and it was fine until I goosed the throttle and it got all sorts of sideways.

pic fucking related..

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