First official pics BMW 1 series.(page 3 new pics)
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Originally posted by mmarshall
If you mean the Mazda 3, I HAVE driven it....as I stated in my post. If you mean the 1-series Bimmer....no, I have not....it is not offered here yet.
But the Mazda 3 is not about numbers. it is about what Mazda used to call "Kansei" engineering....driving feel. VW called it "Farvergnugen" . The Mazda 3 is a pure and simple 4-door sports car.....its steering response and feel will amaze you for a car in this class. I took it literally around a harpin turn with nothing more than a flick of the wrist. And the Mazda has not been messed up with I-Drive like the BangleBuggies.
No, I'm not a Mazda salesperson....I'm too honest to sell cars.
If you mean the Mazda 3, I HAVE driven it....as I stated in my post. If you mean the 1-series Bimmer....no, I have not....it is not offered here yet.
But the Mazda 3 is not about numbers. it is about what Mazda used to call "Kansei" engineering....driving feel. VW called it "Farvergnugen" . The Mazda 3 is a pure and simple 4-door sports car.....its steering response and feel will amaze you for a car in this class. I took it literally around a harpin turn with nothing more than a flick of the wrist. And the Mazda has not been messed up with I-Drive like the BangleBuggies.
No, I'm not a Mazda salesperson....I'm too honest to sell cars.
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Originally posted by ebruceii
does anyone else see a mini-Infiniiti FX35/45 in the hood and rooflines from the side shot????
does anyone else see a mini-Infiniiti FX35/45 in the hood and rooflines from the side shot????
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That car will sell like herpes over here in the U.S.
Overall taxes, tiny roads, small parking spaces, ludicrous gas prices, and now taxes in the UK at least punishing those who like bigger engines, all conspire to 'encourage' people have to buy smaller vehicles in Europe.
Fortunately, in the U.S., we aren't punished for buying something more comfortable, so I predict that '1 series' will not sell well here.
Overall taxes, tiny roads, small parking spaces, ludicrous gas prices, and now taxes in the UK at least punishing those who like bigger engines, all conspire to 'encourage' people have to buy smaller vehicles in Europe.
Fortunately, in the U.S., we aren't punished for buying something more comfortable, so I predict that '1 series' will not sell well here.
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Originally posted by bitkahuna
That car will sell like herpes over here in the U.S.
Overall taxes, tiny roads, small parking spaces, ludicrous gas prices, and now taxes in the UK at least punishing those who like bigger engines, all conspire to 'encourage' people have to buy smaller vehicles in Europe.
Fortunately, in the U.S., we aren't punished for buying something more comfortable, so I predict that '1 series' will not sell well here.
That car will sell like herpes over here in the U.S.
Overall taxes, tiny roads, small parking spaces, ludicrous gas prices, and now taxes in the UK at least punishing those who like bigger engines, all conspire to 'encourage' people have to buy smaller vehicles in Europe.
Fortunately, in the U.S., we aren't punished for buying something more comfortable, so I predict that '1 series' will not sell well here.
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fooooogly.
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