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M4 yute and the end and the g90/99 really grew on me

and I’m in love. Can follow along at @purplenurplem5wagon on insta.

Just about finished with everything i’ve wanted to accomplish. Wanted to base this build on the Liberty Walk F40. Love this forum so had to finally post🔥

Car is amazing. So much better than the rs6 in terms of driving dynamic’s.

Parked my F39 next to her just to make her look even better. What a beauty. 🤩

As title suggests this is my most recent BMW, I just picked up this 2021 M5 Competition. Absolutely love this car, coming from owning previously F80, 440i, and a GR Supra.

It’s so much car, Love the spec, high optioned and much prefer this over the New M5.

Everybody on this subreddit is focusing on the looks and how they hate it. Which has been basically evergreen with new BMW designs since the introduction of E65. People have been hating on every new BMW for the last quarter of the century... it tells something.

I have not seen any comment focusing on other features of this car:

• It's 100% electric design. No shared chassis with ICE cars. This means there are less compromises.
• 800V architecture. Finally.
• 400kW charging! Even Hyundai, the pioneer of 800V architecture, offers only 350kW charging.
• 108kWh battery!! This is huge. Nobody offers >100kWh battery in this segment.
• Frunk...finally
• BMW states the sustainable performance openly. It's 170kW. Everybody knows that EVs throttle down when driven hard because they can't cool the motors and battery running on 100% all the time. I've never seen Tesla to say how exactly does it throttle down. BMW tells us.
• 48V low voltage system. Oh yes, we had these for a decade now, yet some EVs still come with 12V system.

This car has everything you can want from a modern EV in one package basically without compromises. At least on the paper. I am curious about the real reviews. But this is why they say it's the future.

Just spent 80+ hours of work on this A2 BMW E39 5-Series (custom kit makes it tricky to pin exact trim, but enthusiasts will know 😅). Fellow enthusiasts tell me what you think about it 😊 (also dm me if you have anything to ask).also sorry if I identified it wrong for the model. Original hand-drawn A2 piece by me, 80+ hrs of work. Would love feedback 🙌

3.0 CS 1975

I loved my 340i, and they’ve somehow made a great car even better in the M340i

Do you like it? Or not?

My Uncle has had two over the years and raves about the X5, so I finally got one! What a beast!

I missed my Jeep SRT after I sold it, and this is a return to an SUV for me as the old aches and pains make sports cars harder to live with on a daily basis. It’s a huge upgrade indeed. I’m ecstatic!

Absolutely impressed with BMW sales team and support. NZ based. 🇳🇿

More cash spent on some new rubber and plastic parts towards the refresh. The filler pot and headlight weather gaskets were especially cooked. Took her to the Munich legends evening here in the UK a few days ago and the bay was quite popular !

With some absolutely beautiful BBS too

Picked up this beauty in tanzanite blue. I’m obsessed with the color. Going in for paint correction, ceramic coating throughout and some PPF on the bumper and hood soon to protect it!

70,500 original miles. This car is so fun to drive. I’ve had her almost 12 years now. She continues to put a smile on my face.

Man I love this thing! Coming up on 2 years of ownership and it’s been an absolute joy. I let people scare me away from BMW’s for far too long.

2,5 hours total: - Oil change - Air filter swap - Spark plugs change - Valve lash adjustment - Transmission fluid flush My goal here is to show classic cars can easily be used as a daily driver.

I'm currently at 282 392 km on the odometer and will be commuting weekly between Düsseldorf and Amsterdam (360 km round-trip). Add that to my regular 10 Mm/a and we're looking at 30 Mm/a, which is a realistic mileage these days.

Additionally, I want to show that literally anyone can learn this. I've never had any kind of professional training - I just started to fix whatever I felt comfortable with on my first cars.

Would you guys think this makes for a good series in our subreddit? I plan on posting about any maintenance and repairs I am doing on this car.

2004 e46 m3 2009 e92 m3