Exit planet M3 :(
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From: Sunshine Coast - England UK
Having now got used to my 323i daily driver, I can see just how nice these cars are to drive. Mine obviously isn't in M3 league, but does have the M suspension and MW 18" wheels. Just handles so nice and smoothly 
I'd keep the M3.
I'd keep the M3.
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From: Worcester
Originally Posted by chilled,Aug 28 2008, 12:26 PM
Did I mention my M3 is fantastic? 
Best allrounder for the money IMHO!
Just notched up 60K in mine in the last 2 years
Suspensions starting to feel a bit worn
& I need new brakes again
I'd keep it as you'll only be butt raped if you trade it in!
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From: Leeds
Originally Posted by Moggy,Aug 31 2008, 02:39 PM
another pointless car.
They've got plenty of grunt however they are rubbish on fuel economy - so they kind of defeat the object of having a deisel!
It seems like the car market is pretty flat, although some prices haven't dropped as much as others. I've been looking into selling the Tuscan and the Renault to get something different.
Seems like the Tuscan value hasn't changed, although the Renault has dropped
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From: Nottingham
[QUOTE=rralston,Sep 1 2008, 09:32 AM] This is the thing with the big deisel BMWs.
They've got plenty of grunt however they are rubbish on fuel economy - so they kind of defeat the object of having a deisel!
They've got plenty of grunt however they are rubbish on fuel economy - so they kind of defeat the object of having a deisel!
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From: On the back wheel. . .
Originally Posted by Blurter,Sep 1 2008, 05:49 PM
It's refreshing to get an owners findings rather then an "experts opinion".