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^ Yeah, take a REAL trip you cheap bastard! If you can't afford a decent trip to Europe when you pick up your new BMW, skip the new BMW. Europe's probably a bit more interesting than Orlando...
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From: Orlando
Originally Posted by bjohnston,Dec 17 2007, 12:40 PM
^ Yeah, take a REAL trip you cheap bastard! If you can't afford a decent trip to Europe when you pick up your new BMW, skip the new BMW. Europe's probably a bit more interesting than Orlando...
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I would LOVE to do Euro delivery, but, sadly, the first new BMW we buy will likely come from South Carolina (an X something). We're still going to Paris for New Year's, though...
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Originally Posted by Onehots2k,Dec 17 2007, 01:00 PM
Man, you really have no idea. Keep presuming what I can and cannot afford. I've been to Europe 3 times already. I've already committed to shelling out another 3-4k on warrantied performance mods. FYI, I split my time between Miami and Orlando. Plus, at 22yrs old I'd rather spend extra cash investing in ways to expand my new business than on a depreciating machine.
Anyway, I would love to take delivery of my car from its birthplace... let alone in europe. Be sure to takes lots of pictures man!
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From: Winter Springs, Fl.
Originally Posted by Iceman1,Dec 17 2007, 12:24 PM
You mean Lufthansa? Lithuania is country from the old Soviet Block 
but, the "best" deal is if your planning on a mini-European vacation... that way, even the plane-fare and time spent is part of a greater value... i say take a drive south through Switzerland into Italy... beautiful drive... IMO, the Italian AutoStrada offers smoother roads than many parts of the Autobahn... Its also a lot less cold and less snow in Italy...
but, the "best" deal is if your planning on a mini-European vacation... that way, even the plane-fare and time spent is part of a greater value... i say take a drive south through Switzerland into Italy... beautiful drive... IMO, the Italian AutoStrada offers smoother roads than many parts of the Autobahn... Its also a lot less cold and less snow in Italy...
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Originally Posted by triman54,Dec 17 2007, 09:06 PM
The best road in the whole world is the Stelvio...you need to do it in a car and then on a bicycle.
You'll disturb the Dragon gods.
