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01-10-2008, 02:15 PM | #45 |
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^ Having a bad day, e34? Not sure what this thread is getting at. BMW has put the red display in cars for decades. Some like it, some don't. Chances are it won't change, and every BMW has it. Hard to imagine the color of the dash display being a major factor in determining whether the car is for me.
Also hard to see any BMW as being a "car for the masses". Cars for the masses are Kias, Hyundais, Fords and Toyotas etc. If you can afford a new BMW... any new BMW... there are definitely some things you don't have in common with "the masses"...
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01-11-2008, 02:15 PM | #47 |
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Not to over-nuance the issue, but the 1er will provide a slightly more accessible entry-level option (128i) for aspiring BMW owners and a high-performance variant (135i) in the 2002 tradition, blah, blah, blah, for thrill seekers with an extra $6 grand to spend.
Still a long way to go before Joey the Walmart cashier is buying a Bimmer... Any premium model (1er, Mini, A3, B200 included) is, almost by definition, beyond the reach of the average salary earner (aka "the masses").
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