Yes, you are right. In my recent little incident, I could have engaged the cretins, or not. I chose "not". Of course, flashing my police badge at them might have had some effect, as well. :nanana:

awesome!!

:rofl:

Since I got rid of my Dodge truck, I now get "tail-gated" frequently in my X5. Since socialogically the country is into the Socialist/Communist trac., thinking in general seems to be a "all-about-me" attitude and I think people's driving habits and attitudes reflect that. Plus, I have an American Flag and a wounded vet tag. Oddly enough, those facts seem to garner contempt rather than respect these days.

True dat :stickpoke


here are some guidelines for you if you come back for some lobstah and Sam Adams :thumbup:

Basic rules for driving in Boston [rec.humor.funny]

Someone may have touched on this already, but whenever I pass another car in my e36 or X5, it seems like others want to "keep up" if you know what I mean. It seems like people seem to get more "racey" around Bimmers if you ask me.

From my previous BMW ownership experience I would say it does, but I also found that if you're waiting to pull out in to traffic other BMW owner almost always let you in.

yeah, it could be an Nj thing..

me personally...people always hate when i'm ridin' the X....cuz my shit looks pretty like a mofo' and plus the dude inside ain't too shabby himself......

i like it personally...especially if it was a damn passat....lol...i'd smile and wink at that dummy.

i usually find that younger girls like the x5, rimmed up and tinted out....with a little r n b pumpin.....man i act like the man when my wifey isn't in the truck with me.

oh...and WITHOUT question there is silent bonding bmw owners on the road.....i always let them merge in and it's 95% true the other way.....