BimmerRules!
06-17-2011, 06:44 AM
Hello, :hi
Thanks for this great site! :)
I just signed up and though my knowledge on cars is limited (I love to drive them though!) for me to post useful information on their performance, I will try to chip in now and then my 2 cents.
This site is wonderful and practically the first place I come to for zhps.
I currently have an E60 (xi, auto) and ever since I purchased it four years ago, became a big fan of bimmers and doubt if I would every buy any other make. (My previous car was a Camry - great, reliable and comfortable - but please....no comparison and I drove some Audi's before I stumbled across the delightful driver connectivity of the BMWs.)
After some sessions at the auto-Xs and a one-day driving school - conducted by the wonderful NJ BMW chapter - I got intrigued by the mystique of driving a manual bimmer that the other experienced drivers swore by.
I am originally from India and got tired of driving stick in bad roads and awful traffic conditions; hence, I took to automatics with welcome relief when I came to this great country 15 years back. However, after one NJBMW member confessed that he would'nt replace his zhp with any other, I got hooked and started to research.
Get this - even without driving a stick shift, I am now researching to get a low-mileage zhp with stick. :biggrin
And that's primarily due to this site. :)
Thanks again for this excellent site and please keep up the good work!
Thanks for this great site! :)
I just signed up and though my knowledge on cars is limited (I love to drive them though!) for me to post useful information on their performance, I will try to chip in now and then my 2 cents.
This site is wonderful and practically the first place I come to for zhps.
I currently have an E60 (xi, auto) and ever since I purchased it four years ago, became a big fan of bimmers and doubt if I would every buy any other make. (My previous car was a Camry - great, reliable and comfortable - but please....no comparison and I drove some Audi's before I stumbled across the delightful driver connectivity of the BMWs.)
After some sessions at the auto-Xs and a one-day driving school - conducted by the wonderful NJ BMW chapter - I got intrigued by the mystique of driving a manual bimmer that the other experienced drivers swore by.
I am originally from India and got tired of driving stick in bad roads and awful traffic conditions; hence, I took to automatics with welcome relief when I came to this great country 15 years back. However, after one NJBMW member confessed that he would'nt replace his zhp with any other, I got hooked and started to research.
Get this - even without driving a stick shift, I am now researching to get a low-mileage zhp with stick. :biggrin
And that's primarily due to this site. :)
Thanks again for this excellent site and please keep up the good work!