BMW M5 수리 사례

bigmowley said: Deep Thought said: mikey_b said: cerb4.5lee said: I've never had one myself, but I bet it is ace if your company offers you a fuel card though I reckon, and I'd be blasting around everyday in something like a V10 M5 in that situation for sure! I ve had a fuel card and a V8 to run on it, way back when. The BIK tax position of a company All-Star card, with private fuel covered, is deeply unattractive these days - brutally so, and especially with an expensive and very thirsty car. 30 odd years ago it was very different.Indeed. Bygone days now.Back in the day I had Series 1

hmmm, one car? what sort of nightmareish scenario is that?! I am firmly in the camp of multiple cars to do specific jobs, without compromise so this is difficult for me.It would need to be an estate (for dogs) Needs to be manual, NA and noisy (for me)E61 M5 with a manual conversion.

BenLowden said: That GP looks familiar! Wait a minute, I think I've got something in my eye... Can I have it back yet please?Don't worry Ben, you'll always have first refusal on buy-back... I'll take good care of it in the meantime BMRuss said: Love the M5, I MUST have one of those one day with the same colour comboMy advice would be... do it! I wonder whether the F10 will prove to be a sweet-spot in future. With the next one getting even bigger, four wheel drive and a whole host of nannying 'safety' features, this may be the last of the real monsters!illmonkey said: I knew you were doing

Alex_225 said: Mercedes/AMG - Early 30s and I fancied something big, comfortable and with a big engine. Initially looked at the V10 M5/6 but ended up buying a very low mileage CLS63 which I still own. Since then I've owned five in total and my other half has had four of them. I've had 2 C43s and 2 E500s. Big-engined Mercs have always offered an effortless way to transport people over long distances.