07-29-2010, 04:16 PM | #1 |
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what if you had a second chance to choice serie 1.
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I'm kind of excited becauses I will have to payed my car for the next november. I have a 128i and I'm thinking to get a new one. This time I would rather a 135i but I need to know whats is the most I can do with my money. I mean Should I buy the perfomance? or Should I change my mind about getting the new 135i? I want to use your experiencie and knowlegde about serie 1. Or simply I need a second opinion about it. I'm looking forward to getting a new serie 1 with variations but after to know your coments. Thanks! Greetings from Tequila's land |
07-29-2010, 10:36 PM | #2 | |
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Why? Because I think the 3 series sport suspension is better sorted than the 135i suspension. So, if I didn't get the power of the 135i, then I would have gone for the better handling lower powered car, the 328i sedan or coupe. The NA 6 has plenty of smooth useable power, and it LOVES to be revved. Coupled with the sport suspension of the 3 series, it's an enthusiasts winner combination for a BMW of lower cost. If you can swing just enough for the 135i then all you need is the manual to keep costs down, and the sport pkg. The new 1 comes with lots of goodies standard. You'll have the awesome power that makes you not mind the sub-par suspension tuning. |
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07-30-2010, 03:57 AM | #3 |
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dude, it's night and day. I came over from a pretty heavily modded 328 and I thought that car was quick, so could this be that much quicker stock? The truth is simply... YES!
If you need to pass on a few options for the upgrade do it. Ultimately you driving the car is the #1 reason to buy it, not to have a navi or leather or bluetooth. You can do without the extras (though I highly recommend at least the Sport or Msport pkg for the seats and suspension) and still love the car. |
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08-02-2010, 04:51 PM | #4 |
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Seriously do it... These cars are a great overall value. You cant go wrong. Just pick a nice color...
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I would never buy the same car twice. No matter how bad I love it.
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08-03-2010, 11:31 AM | #7 | |
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I'm buying my current 135 off lease (CPO through my dealer) when it comes up (at least that's the plan), mainly because I take care of my car and I don't see anything else that I want as much. While I am interested in the 1M - especially if there is a 1M Convert, I think I'll have a good value with my current car. That's the beauty of a low money factor lease, if the residual is higher than market - negotiate or turn it in. If the residual is lower than market, keep or sell. If it's about the same, you can be indifferent. |
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