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Old 01-12-2013, 04:38 AM
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What do you consider a BMW?
I remember back in 2000 i was dating a gal in NY. She had a very nice E36 328i which i had always wanted. She one day told me that she wanted to trade it in for an X5. I couldn't get my head around a BMW SUV at the time. It wasn't a BMW to me.

Anyone else feel this in the past or even now?
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