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BigAls87Z28 · 03-11-2006, 07:18 PM

I never said Chevy is #1. I never "wised" up, Ive wanted a BMW M5 since birth. I like GM as a company overall, they supply many cars that are much more attainable and have a richer history then others.
The M5 is the main reason I want a CTS-V because it is basicly a cut-rate M5. The present state of BMW...not a huge fan of. I am mixed on the Bangle designs, but they are making a big impression on other car makers. Just look at the tail of the new MB S class.
My father is looking into getting a 2000-2002 740iL. Ive wanted a 540i or a M5 for a long time. I actualy almost bought a 1969(I think) BMW 2002.
My defense of GM is more along the lines that I hate when people make 30 year old assumptions and use 30 year old stereotypes to describe a car from GM and the total lack of realization that they HAVE improved and that things HAVE changed.

03-11-2006, 07:18 PM	#21
BigAls87Z28 Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: West Long Branch Posts: 13,598 iTrader: (3)	I never said Chevy is #1. I never "wised" up, Ive wanted a BMW M5 since birth. I like GM as a company overall, they supply many cars that are much more attainable and have a richer history then others. The M5 is the main reason I want a CTS-V because it is basicly a cut-rate M5. The present state of BMW...not a huge fan of. I am mixed on the Bangle designs, but they are making a big impression on other car makers. Just look at the tail of the new MB S class. My father is looking into getting a 2000-2002 740iL. Ive wanted a 540i or a M5 for a long time. I actualy almost bought a 1969(I think) BMW 2002. My defense of GM is more along the lines that I hate when people make 30 year old assumptions and use 30 year old stereotypes to describe a car from GM and the total lack of realization that they HAVE improved and that things HAVE changed. __________________ 2/20/2013: They Day the ****s Stopped