From: "John Oellrich" 

David,

I have to admit that with one exception I really liked my now ex-wife's BMW
325is. The exception was the steering wheel, couldn't adjust it low enough
(I like a steering wheel damn near in my lap). Great fun making the run up
to Stony Point, NY where we kept the boat for one season. And I made a run
to Newark Airport in extremely icy conditions in it over hilly roads that
when I left the house I never thought I could do (in fact I am sure that is
why my ex-wife insisted I take the BMW, it was a ski trip with some buds
and she was pissed about it and I am sure she wanted me not to make the
plane).

--
john

oellrich{at}earthlink.net


"David N. Barnett"  wrote in message
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> On Sat, 18 Jan 2003 01:15:36 -0600, Bill Lucy 
> wrote in message :
>
> | > Personally, I'd like to get rid of BMWs and little cars. I'm tired of
cars
> | > that are hard for me to climb down into. And I'm tired of cars with
engines
> | > that sound like fat bees.
> |
> | BMWs, YES!
> | Little cars, no.
>
> Neither of you would say that if you had driven a BMW.  Ignoring the
> asshole stigma of BMW ownership, they are simply splendid cars to
> drive.
>
> I would buy an M3 or a Z4 tomorrow if I had the $$$$$.
>
> --dnb
>

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