What Its Like to Own an Old BMW
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Date: 2019-05-28
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Comments and reviews: 9
Ramsses Huerta
I recently moved to New York, and in a bind I had to purchase a car like NOW. Enter Natalie, a 2003 Acura RSX Base Model 2. 0 K20A3 engine. When I drove up to the sellers house she had Natalie running and ready to go. It was love at first sight. She feels solid, just some knuckle heads didnt know how to maintain her and she needs a little TLC. I love driving this car, and she needs a new exhuast system OEM to get her back in shape, and Im going to get running how she supposed to run. Its amazing and now with Youtube guiding my way with so many great craftsman and technicians to teach you how. Its so dope.
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I recently moved to New York, and in a bind I had to purchase a car like NOW. Enter Natalie, a 2003 Acura RSX Base Model 2. 0 K20A3 engine. When I drove up to the sellers house she had Natalie running and ready to go. It was love at first sight. She feels solid, just some knuckle heads didnt know how to maintain her and she needs a little TLC. I love driving this car, and she needs a new exhuast system OEM to get her back in shape, and Im going to get running how she supposed to run. Its amazing and now with Youtube guiding my way with so many great craftsman and technicians to teach you how. Its so dope.
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William
1997 328i 5spd aka e36 was one of the most solid cars my family owned. With good regular maintenance and care the car broke a fan belt in 198k miles before we sold it. Not to mention those 2. 8L i6 engines with mechanical steering was arguably the best feeling car I ever drove and we now have a 2010 s5 which is a lot faster with a supercharged 3. 2 and awd, but doesnt compare to the feel of the BMW, but saying that the newer BMWs still drive well but not the same feel of the mechanical steering years, why we have an Audi s5 now haha.
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1997 328i 5spd aka e36 was one of the most solid cars my family owned. With good regular maintenance and care the car broke a fan belt in 198k miles before we sold it. Not to mention those 2. 8L i6 engines with mechanical steering was arguably the best feeling car I ever drove and we now have a 2010 s5 which is a lot faster with a supercharged 3. 2 and awd, but doesnt compare to the feel of the BMW, but saying that the newer BMWs still drive well but not the same feel of the mechanical steering years, why we have an Audi s5 now haha.
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Edgar M2406
Do you recommend getting a bmw 335i 2007 with 100k miles. It has upgrades like (Cobb intercooler, forged chargepipe, Afe intake, jb4 brand new with cable connection to deck, 3 downpipes. (hpfp, thermostat, water pump, all gaskets has been replaced. The only thing is that the turbo has not been replaced or serviced. What are my risks of buying this car? Do you recommend getting it? I dont want to spend a lot of money im currently on a budget. Thank you.
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Do you recommend getting a bmw 335i 2007 with 100k miles. It has upgrades like (Cobb intercooler, forged chargepipe, Afe intake, jb4 brand new with cable connection to deck, 3 downpipes. (hpfp, thermostat, water pump, all gaskets has been replaced. The only thing is that the turbo has not been replaced or serviced. What are my risks of buying this car? Do you recommend getting it? I dont want to spend a lot of money im currently on a budget. Thank you.
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KNH
Nice car, love old BMWs. Researched/searched for 5 yrs to find 95 525i 5 spd, have it for 6 yrs now and have loved it and platform. Want early x5 and z4 built side by side in Greer Sc, I6 manuals, when you find a platform you like makes sense to stick with it. After those, who knows what electric vehicles will be next good platform, thats a couple of decades off in used market. I bet, once cheap enough, the e30 would make for great ev conversion.
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Nice car, love old BMWs. Researched/searched for 5 yrs to find 95 525i 5 spd, have it for 6 yrs now and have loved it and platform. Want early x5 and z4 built side by side in Greer Sc, I6 manuals, when you find a platform you like makes sense to stick with it. After those, who knows what electric vehicles will be next good platform, thats a couple of decades off in used market. I bet, once cheap enough, the e30 would make for great ev conversion.
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Frankie Bleddyn
So fellow Tubers, you need to dial me in on these Whacky Wednesday videos. I generally get a few seconds in and stop watching. To me its just some random person talking about their car or truck and many of them are not very verbalgenic. So basically I need an attitude check and adjustment. So what is your appeal to these Wednesday videos? Faithful to Scotty so you just watch them? Help me out. I want to be one with the collective.
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So fellow Tubers, you need to dial me in on these Whacky Wednesday videos. I generally get a few seconds in and stop watching. To me its just some random person talking about their car or truck and many of them are not very verbalgenic. So basically I need an attitude check and adjustment. So what is your appeal to these Wednesday videos? Faithful to Scotty so you just watch them? Help me out. I want to be one with the collective.
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Blobby Blobnestmonster
Wow, such a great automobile I love the color. What is it. teal, electric green, turquoise? I always loved the shape of those BMWs; compact but somehow also very sporty. The voice of the owner was just so soothing while tooling around Scotland. Yikes Scotland. It was so beautiful. I never expected to receive such a nice present today. You just never know when you will receive a nice gift. Thank You.
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Wow, such a great automobile I love the color. What is it. teal, electric green, turquoise? I always loved the shape of those BMWs; compact but somehow also very sporty. The voice of the owner was just so soothing while tooling around Scotland. Yikes Scotland. It was so beautiful. I never expected to receive such a nice present today. You just never know when you will receive a nice gift. Thank You.
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DR Dan
Crack on the dash? Buddy you should see my one owner, me, Dodge Ram 1500 4WD. There is no more top dash. It has crumbled to nothing. LMC Truck parts will help me out but. Still I love my short wheel base Ram 5 speed special order with every HD and off road option checked off. Shes carried me through some super nasty swamp land roads in hunting season.
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Crack on the dash? Buddy you should see my one owner, me, Dodge Ram 1500 4WD. There is no more top dash. It has crumbled to nothing. LMC Truck parts will help me out but. Still I love my short wheel base Ram 5 speed special order with every HD and off road option checked off. Shes carried me through some super nasty swamp land roads in hunting season.
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1fastkar
Im a total E30 enthusiast. Youve made the point again and again that BMW parts are pricey here in the US, very true. But as a proud (former E30) owner I can say honestly that theyre the most reliable and cost effective BMWs on the road. The after market supply chain is at least as robust as that of old Chevys. LOL Nice feature sir
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Im a total E30 enthusiast. Youve made the point again and again that BMW parts are pricey here in the US, very true. But as a proud (former E30) owner I can say honestly that theyre the most reliable and cost effective BMWs on the road. The after market supply chain is at least as robust as that of old Chevys. LOL Nice feature sir
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Gads Den
1 of my 2 favorite cars Ive owned was my 88 325xi. First all wheel drive imported to the US, it was one of less than 3000. Easy to work on. Pulled strong with 300k miles on it. Beat a blazer and Bronco in a drag race in the snow. I also had a 4 door 318I with a turbo. Lots of fun(Other favorite car was my 69 bug.
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1 of my 2 favorite cars Ive owned was my 88 325xi. First all wheel drive imported to the US, it was one of less than 3000. Easy to work on. Pulled strong with 300k miles on it. Beat a blazer and Bronco in a drag race in the snow. I also had a 4 door 318I with a turbo. Lots of fun(Other favorite car was my 69 bug.
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