Soldato
That’s nicer than what I was going to say. The 3/4 series is off the cards for me for the foreseeable.
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That’s nicer than what I was going to say. The 3/4 series is off the cards for me for the foreseeable.
Soldato
I know several people who have been less than impressed with the MK lot, but personally I've only had good experiences with them. More recently I've used Northampton because since we moved it's a bit closer, plus they seemed less busy so I could get the car booked in sooner in a few cases.
Could be mistaken for a MustangAs loan cars go I've had worse
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Umm... because it’s got four wheels
I guess it's the standard Coupe shape - long sloping back and stretched out bonnet.
Only the rear lights and the side crease are different
I really do hope that the front end of these new models gets toned down a bit over time. The bangle era became less pronounced with the later LCIs, perhaps they'll do the same this time too 
(Re the 4-series above, i don't like the front end at all).
(Re the 4-series above, i don't like the front end at all).
I really do hope that the front end of these new models gets toned down a bit over time. The bangle era became less pronounced with the later LCIs, perhaps they'll do the same this time too
(Re the 4-series above, i don't like the front end at all).
The sad thing is the front of the 3 Series of which this is basically just a two door version is really nice.
Soldato
But the M3 gets the flared nostrils... :/
Don't worry, they'll ruin it soon i am sure
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Anyone reckon the dealer will honour this... 20 plate G21 320d M sport Pro for £23k
I just found a great car on Auto Trader.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202101198131183?atmobcid=soc3
I just found a great car on Auto Trader.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202101198131183?atmobcid=soc3
PS4S installed on all four corners of my M2 today.
Sidewall is much squarer looks less stretched and fills out arches better (I'm not lowered). Sidewall also looks cool.
Only been driving home from garage on motorway in wet but after burning off mold release on one WOT lost traction pull they just grip in the wet which is what I remember from when I last had them on a car.
They are noticeably quieter than MPSS with a more plush compliant ride.
Turn in feels lighter and faster. So far so good, just need lockdown to ease for some B road fun!
Sidewall is much squarer looks less stretched and fills out arches better (I'm not lowered). Sidewall also looks cool.
Only been driving home from garage on motorway in wet but after burning off mold release on one WOT lost traction pull they just grip in the wet which is what I remember from when I last had them on a car.
They are noticeably quieter than MPSS with a more plush compliant ride.
Turn in feels lighter and faster. So far so good, just need lockdown to ease for some B road fun!
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So better than SS in all respects? I need some new fronts on my m3 that's all.
Soldato
They retain all the best bits on the MPSS, but give a slightly more compliant ride and better wet grip.
They have the feel of the MPSS, they have the longevity and they have the dry grip. Really, really good tyre.
F1autocentres/ATS/Kwik Fit have the best prices at the moment.
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I'm holding off a bit till weather is a tad better ad I'm at around 2.5-3mm (had it been summer I'd have changed them already), I'm looking forward to getting rid of these ****** pirellis.
Ah yes, the perfect winter tyre.