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SkiingNinja
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99 Dinan M3
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05 Jetta Gli Turbo
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Sep 7 2006 7:56PM
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slice_of_mustard
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i havent driven an m3 in snow or ridden in one in snow, but someone i know who owns one said he just bought really nice winter tires and it did pretty good. some people are just pussy's when it comes to driving in snow, my dad drove a 81? mercedes sel with 10 year old pretty much bald tires in the snow, all the time he would have to haul ass through the neighborhood to make it up this like 50ft long like 3 degrees slope and he never complained. just dont be a pussy, get the m3 and learn to drive it in the snow.
Sep 11 2006 2:04AM
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Dan.
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my dad drives an 83 300sd mercedes. its amazing fun in winter because its so heavy, and the rear tires just spin the car around. good times
Sep 11 2006 2:39AM
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creighton
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100% get the m3
Sep 11 2006 12:03PM
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titsLOL
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GLI GLI GLI

m3 is too old, if you wanna spend way more on repairs every year than you spent on the whole car get the m3. If you want a car that should be pretty reliable atleast for a few more years, just as much fun to drive, and slightly cheaper to fix if you hit something (although not much cheaper) then get the GLI, they are so dope. Old beemers are fun if you are really into cars and can work on them yourself or if you're super loaded. I haven't driven either, but I've ridden in both and GLI is way better than the older m3.
Sep 11 2006 12:59PM
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*Fujative*
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the jetta is nice.. but get the M3
Sep 11 2006 1:20PM
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jarossamdb7
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reliable, NO WAY! more cost effective, probably. what with that warrenty and all.
Sep 11 2006 1:26PM
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Aenigma
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I don't think I'd go that far. If the VW is fwd like I think it is then the only way it could be fun to drive is if you enjoy understeering around every corner. The M3 is one of the ultimate driving cars, and there is no way any fwd car can even come close to being as fun and balanced.
Sep 11 2006 3:22PM
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slice_of_mustard
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no way, the m3 has like 70,000 miles, it will go till like 150 before having problems, the m3 is pretty new anyway, and vw's are known for having problems. the m3 is definatly gonna be more reliable
Sep 11 2006 5:36PM
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Liam.
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if ur going by looks i would get a bmw because its a bmw but in this case a jetta because its only a year old
Sep 11 2006 5:38PM
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Star_F*cker
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that BMW is NASTY man that shits the best add a nice body kit to it some nice 17's and rock that shit and dont forget the system M3's are DIRTY
Sep 11 2006 7:47PM
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slice_of_mustard
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or how about no body kit? bmw's arent supposed to be ricers
Sep 11 2006 9:30PM
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Aenigma
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hahahahahaha





HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!


Maybe he should get a 7" exhaust tip, a hood scoop, some vinyl decals, a massive wing, and nitrous while he's at it!
Sep 11 2006 9:41PM
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jarossamdb7
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howabout a tastefull bodykit put out by such companies as Hamann, AC schnitzer, or Racing Dynamics. That is matched nicley to the color of the car and so on.


Racing dynamics:
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Hamann (yes it is definatly close to ricer):
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Sep 12 2006 6:02PM
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jarossamdb7
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and that guy has some sense. 17s are the perfect size for an E36 for sure.
Sep 12 2006 6:03PM
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troublemaker3
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plus the body kit will act as a snow plow in the winter
Sep 12 2006 6:14PM
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jarossamdb7
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heres my car with a few aftermarket body parts. I dont think its rice, personally...

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Sep 12 2006 6:34PM
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yojimbo
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GLI only cuz its a 4 door
Sep 12 2006 7:22PM
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slice_of_mustard
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yeah the stock one looks the best, i could see doing that to a normal 3 series, but i wouldnt fuck with an m3
Sep 12 2006 8:42PM
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jarossamdb7
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actually, that kinda true. those are normal 3 series, not m3s. although I still really like the Racing dynamics one. The ACS one doenst seem all that sporty, but it is styleish.
Sep 13 2006 1:22PM
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SkiingNinja
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i think im going to stick with the gli
Sep 14 2006 1:24PM
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slice_of_mustard
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atleast drive the m3 before you say that
Sep 14 2006 5:37PM
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jarossamdb7
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probably the smartest choice financially (well, until the warrenty is done). Its a pretty nice looking car. love the BBS!
Sep 14 2006 5:55PM
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uni-corn
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m3
Sep 14 2006 5:58PM
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SkiingNinja
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my brother had an m3 not dinan but its easier to keep my car and im only going to have a car till next july. better in winter with the gli
Sep 14 2006 7:53PM
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jarossamdb7
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go for an e46 (2000-2005 model) BMW 330 xi (all wheel drive).
Sep 15 2006 1:59PM
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skiatgore69
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get the jetta
Sep 15 2006 4:17PM
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MADr.
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not with stock tires. i tried to drive my dads 96 328 when snowed last year, and it would fishtale if i tried to accelerate at all uphill. im sorry but fat wheels, rwd and a non-locking differential dont make for a good snow car. on the other hand it still drives so fucking nice for a 10 year old car and the only thing that has had to be replaced on it since it was new was 1clutch, rear tires, and brakes.

i love bimmers. they feel so nice mechanically and handle like a dream.
Sep 15 2006 8:35PM
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