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BMW Vs EVO X
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i was thinking of the 318i but evo sounds btr they both pretty much the same price rangeHalifax Current Account Overdraft : [STRIKE]£1500[/STRIKE] FULLY PAID OFF:jHalifax Credit Card : [STRIKE]£1950[/STRIKE] £1000 Left NOT LONG LEFTO2
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Somehow I don't think the OP is going to get much of an unbiased opinion there.:rotfl:
You'd be surprised actually. You are going to get a reasoned conversation on this sort of subject there even if it does end with "I'd have the BMW of course".
The EVO X is very hard core, even compared to an M3, is able to out pace an M3 at places like the Nurburg ring. If a hard core adrenaline rush and the level of comfort that comes with it is what you want get the EVO.
An M3 is a comfortable cruiser as well as an able track weapon. The E46 M3 can give you mid 30's to the gallon cruising on the motorway but something in the rang 22-28mpg is more common.
A 335i (six cylinder twin turbo) 30-32mpg 0-62 5.5 seconds
A 330i (same six cylinder engine normally aspirated) 37-39mpg 0-62 6 seconds
A 330d 45-50mpg 0-62 6 seconds
A 335d 42mpg 0-62 5.9 seconds
Me? Mmmm, I'd have a 330i I think :rotfl:
If your looking at the younger E92 coupe model the boot is pretty big, bigger than the saloon and they fold 60:40 though it is a 4 seater car.0 -
but looking at the EVO X its just pure stunning in white :O still think evos my type of car right now im driving an 1.6 vtech civic se sport preeti big jump ehHalifax Current Account Overdraft : [STRIKE]£1500[/STRIKE] FULLY PAID OFF:jHalifax Credit Card : [STRIKE]£1950[/STRIKE] £1000 Left NOT LONG LEFTO2
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I hope your going to get out on some track days where you can use a beast like that properly

You'll always run out of road too soon and hit speed limits even sooner, to get the best out of a car like that on public roads :cool:0 -
yeh ano wat u mean ill just find some old runway to do it on.Halifax Current Account Overdraft : [STRIKE]£1500[/STRIKE] FULLY PAID OFF:jHalifax Credit Card : [STRIKE]£1950[/STRIKE] £1000 Left NOT LONG LEFTO2
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Evo or a Alpina D3, I drove a mates D3 and its the first diesel I have ever enjoyed driving, twas most un-tractor like.0
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never heard of that car before lol
ill look into it thanksHalifax Current Account Overdraft : [STRIKE]£1500[/STRIKE] FULLY PAID OFF:jHalifax Credit Card : [STRIKE]£1950[/STRIKE] £1000 Left NOT LONG LEFTO2
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