Originally posted by Billy Bumbly: Couldn't agree more - they appeal to 'certain' personality types.
Agreed. People who want to buy the best.
to be more accurate ... people who want to buy what their peers perceive to be the best
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I shall be trying a BMW out shortly. If I choose to buy one, it will be because I liked it more than the others I tried.
The fact that having one actually winds some people up would be of secondary importance......just
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Alright, Alright! You may know that I am not BMW's biggest fan, but I have to make a point here. The BMW 3 and 5 series do deserve awards, but not in the so-called "executive" classes. Maybe they need their own special category.( "Well built and sporty", "Best cars from Bavaria"))
With the run-flat tyres and a suspension optimized for good handling, they simply don't give a ride luxurious enough to qualify for the description "executive".
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