BMW M3/M5.....cheaper than UK? Best place to buy a new one?
Apr 5th 2008, 7:21 pm
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Re: BMW M3/M5.....cheaper than UK? Best place to buy a new one?
shit that is my cover blown!!! Atilla has been off shore for two weeks so I was rather hoping to go for the I need an x5 scenario when he got back!!! you looked fab in Ahlan!!
Apr 5th 2008, 9:38 pm
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Re: BMW M3/M5.....cheaper than UK? Best place to buy a new one?
[/QUOTE]Hi - doing fine thanks. Working on a package with my potential employer so planning ahead......definitely a BMW fan........cant live without it!
........need to get one sorted before I land thereHope you're well.
Apr 6th 2008, 12:51 pm
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She meant me Saas, I work for them...although not today as I woke up with a banging migraine, not alcohol induced either! I'll get the info tomorrow.
BC, you're not another JJ with a BMW are you?!
BC, you're not another JJ with a BMW are you?!
Apr 6th 2008, 1:05 pm
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M3/M5 - great cars. But speed? Where can you go fast in Dubai without running the risk of some twat in a Toyota broadsiding you from outta nowhere?
Apr 6th 2008, 1:09 pm
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Re: BMW M3/M5.....cheaper than UK? Best place to buy a new one?
That and racing between lights must look really cool....
Apr 6th 2008, 1:11 pm
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http://www.drivearabia.com/news/2007...sv-cr8-lumina/
Apr 6th 2008, 1:26 pm
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I had a 540i in the UK, and whilst not in the M3/M5 league - it was pretty quick and I could find places in the UK where I could use it to it's full potential, although limited to 155mph.
Apr 6th 2008, 1:32 pm
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Sorry, I have to disagree. I think the standard of driving is a lot lower in Dubai.
I had a 540i in the UK, and whilst not in the M3/M5 league - it was pretty quick and I could find places in the UK where I could use it to it's full potential, although limited to 155mph.
I had a 540i in the UK, and whilst not in the M3/M5 league - it was pretty quick and I could find places in the UK where I could use it to it's full potential, although limited to 155mph.
So you're saying there aren't as many places to open up out there? I have to do the M60 every day and, whilst its busy in the mornings, I can still cruise at 70mph+ without a problem.
Apr 6th 2008, 1:33 pm
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Hey you're in a better position to comment than me, I've never been over there but have heard / read about driving standards - lets not digress though, i'm sure there's a million threads about it.
So you're saying there aren't as many places to open up out there? I have to do the M60 every day and, whilst its busy in the mornings, I can still cruise at 70mph+ without a problem.
So you're saying there aren't as many places to open up out there? I have to do the M60 every day and, whilst its busy in the mornings, I can still cruise at 70mph+ without a problem.
Apr 6th 2008, 1:36 pm
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Hey you're in a better position to comment than me, I've never been over there but have heard / read about driving standards - lets not digress though, i'm sure there's a million threads about it.
So you're saying there aren't as many places to open up out there? I have to do the M60 every day and, whilst its busy in the mornings, I can still cruise at 70mph+ without a problem.
So you're saying there aren't as many places to open up out there? I have to do the M60 every day and, whilst its busy in the mornings, I can still cruise at 70mph+ without a problem.