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Originally Posted by Penforhire,Feb 4 2011, 11:13 AM
Hmm, forgot to mention regret. I suppose I regret buying that '06 BMW 330i most. It wasn't an awful car, just boring, expensive, and it was shortly before the 335i was announced.
The new body style was using an E46 engine and it was guaranteed not to last more than a season. BMW always staggers their introductions, sedan, engine+coupe, M3+vert, etc. Usually, in that order.
Originally Posted by Diego1107,Feb 4 2011, 11:22 AM
Details?
i had the gti for about 10 or 11 months, babied it, put 6700 miles on it by the end of my ownership.
in its 6700 miles and 10 months with me it went to the dealer for:
water in tail light (no replacement as it was "normal")
power steering communication failure (parts upgraded/ replaced)
power steering communication failure (more parts upgraded/ replaced)
uneven brake wear (no service as it was "normal")
steering column - ecu communication failure (more parts upgraded/replaced)
would not declare the car a lemon
traded for an 04 s2000
7 yr old s2000 in the past 8 or 9 months has been to the dealer for:
brake fluid change and inspection - everything turned out great
all of the GTI issues were covered under warranty or written of as normal and i never had to pay a dime for the issues, but i wanted a car that didnt need repairs every other month.
Originally Posted by dirtykoala,Feb 4 2011, 11:06 AM
aside from my s2000, i like my kimber and my casio pathfinder a lot.


Originally Posted by YoZUpZ,Feb 4 2011, 07:42 PM
I'm loving the Kimber... How much did it set you back? I've been always meaning to pick up a nice 1911, but always end up getting something else first. I love the 1911 style grip angle, feels so nice in the hand. 

the 1911 grip angle is amazing, so is the trigger. the S&W M&P was designed to mock the 1911 grip angle so if you want something reliable, comfortable, and affordable, look into the M&P.
as for the kimber pictured, it was $1580. its an Ultra Covert II. I love it. Its been super reliable, only jammed a few times when other people were shooting it and limp wristing it like little girls.




Originally Posted by dirtykoala,Feb 4 2011, 08:14 PM
Thanks!
the 1911 grip angle is amazing, so is the trigger. the S&W M&P was designed to mock the 1911 grip angle so if you want something reliable, comfortable, and affordable, look into the M&P.
as for the kimber pictured, it was $1580. its an Ultra Covert II. I love it. Its been super reliable, only jammed a few times when other people were shooting it and limp wristing it like little girls.
the 1911 grip angle is amazing, so is the trigger. the S&W M&P was designed to mock the 1911 grip angle so if you want something reliable, comfortable, and affordable, look into the M&P.
as for the kimber pictured, it was $1580. its an Ultra Covert II. I love it. Its been super reliable, only jammed a few times when other people were shooting it and limp wristing it like little girls.
But I need to get one, you can't call a gun collection complete without having a 1911
although I doubt I will ever call mine complete


