Thread: Yes or No?
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Old 08-02-2006, 10:36 AM   #36
BMWLotAttendant

Name: BMWLotAttendant
Title: I Drive EVERYTHING
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Seattle, WA
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Your Ride: 1997 Camry CE
Wow! You just don't get it.

That's fine. I'll keep this going.

Yes, the my 97 Camry CE is the only thing that I majorly drive. My parents both drive Lexuses. My dad drives a GS300 and my mom drives an 06 RX330. My sister has a 2003 Camry LE.

I work at a BMW dealership, so therefore I drive ALL BMWs. New, used, trade ins...whatever you can think of...I've driven. Yesterday (Tuesday)...I delivered a black on black...with dark tint, 750i. You probably haven't even driven a 750i, let alone touched one.

My point is, that I get variety between German and Japanese vehicles...and trust me. I LOVE the BMWs. More than the Lexuses at my house. I switched the 750i for our loaner X5 4.4 listed at around $56K. Let me tell you again, how much I would rather have a *newer BMW* than an import Japanese anyday.

And Mini, eh'.
Quote:
Originally Posted by BMW Group Annual Report 2005
200,428 MINI cars were delivered to customers in 2005, 8.7% more than in the previous year.
BUT,
Quote:
Originally Posted by BMW Group Annual Report 2005
Since September 2004, the BMW Group has, with the BMW 1 Series, been selling a premium car in the compact class otherwise dominated by volume manufacturers. Demand for this model series is developing very positively: a total of 149,493 units was sold in 2005, its first full year on the markets.
In it's FIRST year!

And, I'm not going to go into the numbers of BMW 3 Series that were sold.

I'm telling you, Minis don't sell as well as BMWs, but they've slowly progressed since 2001.
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