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From: Nottinghamshire
Originally Posted by gaddafi,Jan 11 2010, 05:13 PM
yes this is bizarre
I can (just) imagine situations where I might have an X3
I can't for the life of me imagine being in a situation where I would need the X5
I'm sure many people are the same
I can (just) imagine situations where I might have an X3
I can't for the life of me imagine being in a situation where I would need the X5
I'm sure many people are the same
I dont really need either of our cars but its bloody nice to have both
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From: In Bed..... fordshire
I had a diesel one as a courtesy car for a couple of weeks a while ago.
For the size of the car it was very small inside.
Massive boot.
No oomph from the engine. Probably high MPG as a result though.
I can't see a situation where I would want one: no need for a 4x4 and I would imagine a 3 series tourer would have more room inside.
For the size of the car it was very small inside.
Massive boot.
No oomph from the engine. Probably high MPG as a result though.
I can't see a situation where I would want one: no need for a 4x4 and I would imagine a 3 series tourer would have more room inside.
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From: Plymouth
Originally Posted by soulcrew,Jan 11 2010, 06:24 PM
that should say.
this absolute dribble is normally spoken by people who would not want to buy either.
this absolute dribble is normally spoken by people who would not want to buy either.
It's clearly another one of those 'confidence' threads.
You know, where someone unsure about their purchase seeks to sure up that descision by engaging strangers to provide the props.
Even if the original purchase is a crock, the other props remain to support the descision.
Cialdini anyone?
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