this is Justin's X


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it was a couple of blocks away from the Circle at Prospect Park

Thanks you very much

I have a black Yugo with yellow rims that attracts attention.

A) Hooked on Phonics--Google it.
B) In the real world, I wasn't aware that an 8 year old e53 with probably 100K miles "attracts attention". Real world: X5M, Bugatti--Google those as well.

But congrats on being an e53 owner.

Is there a certain year at which point an e53 cannot attract attention? Furthermore, at what mileage does an e53 not attract attention? I think these are good questions to ask so at the next X5 meet, we all can be fully informed as to which X5s can or cannot be complimented. We don't want to make a social faux pas :rolleyes:

Tleong your totally right he doesnt know what cars are, yet he doesnt even know what E53's are all about. And to prove you wrong my car has 79,XXX. And what X5 do you drive???????:dunno::dunno:

And about the Real World: X5M and Bugatti thing, stop bring up cars you cant afford and cars you already googled :thumbup:

BGM, I really don't see the point of this thread, but age/ mileage should not determine if a vehicle "attracts attention". My 8-yr old E53 with 175K miles one it attracts attention - many people cannot believe it has that many miles on it and still looks great.

With that said, when did "NO" get an "E" added on it???:dunno:

Sorry about the Noe instead of know. I got tangled up with Aol, Myspace, and Facebook. Now im pasted Aol and Myspace. Facebook is more of a level up kinda thing

It's come to my attention that he is very sensitive when people tell him to :english: properly. We can only expect so much from him. TRUST ME, I know he's the epitome of shooting fish in a barrel, but cut him some slack, k.