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Originally posted by EastCoastE30 Your original question was which BMW's qualify as "Man" BMW's. Maybe Jeeps and muscle cars are masculine but they're not BMW's. When the E30 M3 first came out, it was more expensive than other 3 series (because of it's M lineage) and the M5 is more expensive than most other BMW's. So are M-Coupes. Price factors into the equation and I'm only talking about Bimmers. You should stick to the parameters that you set for us instead of going on tangents. |
I'm just giving examples to give you a better idea of what I'm looking for by comparing other cars. My point was, just becuase a car is considered a POS, doesnt mean it's not a man's car. For example, in BMW terms, A Bavaria or a 2002 are rather manly BMWs.
As for the price point...I'm not talking about "when they came out." I'm talking about now. Back at the time they came out they might have been kind of girly, but over time they may have grown into a "Man's BMW."
The fact that I'm having to define this so much means it really is lost to most of you. Rob got it right off the bat. As did a few others. If ater this you're still not getting it, it's not very likely you will...
-Prince