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You can get a practical family daily driver for the difference between your vehicles trade in and the new one. As a few others have recommended, I would get a nice family crossover/BoF SUV in the $40k range as an addition.

Don't worry... could be worse. We recently paid darn near the same for our '13 Land Cruiser, that some '20 HE LC's were selling for new at start of covid and don't even get me started on my MKIV Supra.. six figures for a 25 year old Toyota. Damn it, I need to get my priorities straight 🤣

Around my area, I have definitely seen a lot less M2 Comp's, perhaps 3 to 1 ratio. I guess it depends on your location. Side note: Some of the recent comments on here are plain hilarious, the hypocrisy is alive and well.

I don't think the argument is only from the "driving" experience. For me personally, the driving enjoyment in BMWs sport coupes was there. However the complete ownership experience and reliability issues left a lot to be desired. After owning 3, I could not wait to dump the last one after 3k...

IIRC, mid-2014.

Many do not build their MKIV's with the initial intentions of putting 100K miles on them, however this has been done. It all depends on how the vehicle is cared for and driven. Generally speaking though, it's not exactly the most practical to drive a 1000+HP TT6 Supra for 100K miles and as...

Yup. Had three 335i coupes and nothing but problems with HPFP, wastegates, bad injectors, water pumps... All within 15-18k miles. The cars spent more time on the tow truck than the track.

Having experienced the lack of reliability in multiple BMW products, I'm certainly wary of this collaboration. To each their own. Can't say I personally disagree with most of the above. To me, the R35 is butt ugly and auto only. The RC-F loses to the competition and auto only. LC500 also loses...

Oh the irony... :lol:

Found it, thanks. Much better :beer:

Is there any way to mute / block someone on these forums? Thanks.

Big props to Papadakis. With regards to the whole the tuner scene, it was nowhere near what it is today as it was in the 90s... 4-5 years then, is what 6-12 months is by today's standards with the rapid advancements in technology. Just like 2000hp is the new 1000hp and 1000hp is the new 500hp at...

That one looks familiar... ;)

My guess also. New platform and not enough driver experience.

No problem with voicing ones opinion when it includes a respectful response from a level-headed adult that doesn't resort to personal attacks. :topic:

You just don't know when to stop do you.. smh.

For anyone with mental problems, I would certainly not be surprised if that looked like tempting proposition. Now, why don't we get this thread back on track before the mods do...

My snide comment? You wouldn't know your face from an asses if it was in front of you. My comment was in no way shape or form was derogatory nor should have been assumed as such. Just like Matadors comment which I quoted. And with regards to the mental problems, one can only assume so based on...

No, it's just someone with mental problems such as yourself doesn't warrant an elaborate response. Besides, you would obviously get too confused if I were to refer to something... you know like "in last sentence".

Unfortunate. Looks like a pretty hard impact too.