Before you decide to buy the BMW Twin turbo, read this
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Before you decide to buy the BMW Twin turbo, read this
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Hmmm, maybe I'll start a thread called "Before you purchase a G35 read my Lemon-Law settlement case". I could e-mail you my laundry list of issues w/my '05 G35x, but I'm not sure you have a mailbox big enough. Besides, it's a little vague as to what he was actually doing other than beating the **** out-of-it on the autobohn. Not saying it's not possible that the 335i overheated; I’m sure it did, but most any car given the right circumstances can be brought to its knees.
I has an '02 M3 and there were also reports of SMG overheating issues as well - but when you actually look at the factors that people were doing that encountered this situation, you knew why it happened.
I has an '02 M3 and there were also reports of SMG overheating issues as well - but when you actually look at the factors that people were doing that encountered this situation, you knew why it happened.
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It's really bizarre--because I've seen so much about the 335 here, I'm beginning to seriously consider it. Make no mistake, 46k insults my pocketbook. Before the new G35S was announced, I was fully prepared to get a 330i for around 44. But visions of a Japanese car with more HP, faster, more modern, etc. at hopefully 6k below that did wonders for my comfort level.
There is one thing that a buyer has to do that a lessee does not--live with his decision for 8-10 yrs. Everyone who knows me is telling me to buy the 335 or nothing. Don't settle. They claim that 38k is a lot to spend (on the G35S) for something that will not satisfy my desire for the ultimate driving machine. Even my significant other is telling me to get the 335 (although she claims it will help me to find someone else, which she is against *lol*).
It's so strange that a G35 forum can steer people towards a BMW.
There is one thing that a buyer has to do that a lessee does not--live with his decision for 8-10 yrs. Everyone who knows me is telling me to buy the 335 or nothing. Don't settle. They claim that 38k is a lot to spend (on the G35S) for something that will not satisfy my desire for the ultimate driving machine. Even my significant other is telling me to get the 335 (although she claims it will help me to find someone else, which she is against *lol*).
It's so strange that a G35 forum can steer people towards a BMW.
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Originally Posted by John105
It's really bizarre--because I've seen so much about the 335 here, I'm beginning to seriously consider it. Make no mistake, 46k insults my pocketbook. Before the new G35S was announced, I was fully prepared to get a 330i for around 44. But visions of a Japanese car with more HP, faster, more modern, etc. at hopefully 6k below that did wonders for my comfort level.
There is one thing that a buyer has to do that a lessee does not--live with his decision for 8-10 yrs. Everyone who knows me is telling me to buy the 335 or nothing. Don't settle. They claim that 38k is a lot to spend (on the G35S) for something that will not satisfy my desire for the ultimate driving machine. Even my significant other is telling me to get the 335 (although she claims it will help me to find someone else, which she is against *lol*).
It's so strange that a G35 forum can steer people towards a BMW.
There is one thing that a buyer has to do that a lessee does not--live with his decision for 8-10 yrs. Everyone who knows me is telling me to buy the 335 or nothing. Don't settle. They claim that 38k is a lot to spend (on the G35S) for something that will not satisfy my desire for the ultimate driving machine. Even my significant other is telling me to get the 335 (although she claims it will help me to find someone else, which she is against *lol*).
It's so strange that a G35 forum can steer people towards a BMW.
![Smilie](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
btw - Right now, my gut says that I'll end up with the BMW 335i, but the G35 Sedan may wow me enough in Nov. to say forget the Bimmer; the G35 is for me (for the 2nd time).
![Big Grin](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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here's a real twin turbo for you... This dude has a death wish
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