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smiley 03-10-2006 12:15 PM

howdy!
 
hey all! i just joined UB today but i dont have a bmw but i really want one, hehe. i rock a 98 honda accord, its so lame but it gets me from point a to point b.:dunno anywayz, just felt like saying hi and intoducing myself so hi!

BMWLotAttendant 03-10-2006 12:20 PM

Hey! Don't feel alone. I drive a Camry.

Welcome and I hope you enjoy it here and learn more about BMWs. :wave

I know I sure do. :D

smiley 03-10-2006 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by BMWLotAttendant
Hey! Don't feel alone. I drive a Camry.

Welcome and I hope you enjoy it here and learn more about BMWs. :wave

I know I sure do. :D

nothin wrong with a camry. i'd take it over my car, its seriously falling apart.
anyways, i really dont know anything about cars but im sure i can learn at least one thing while im here, hehe.

01Mike330i 03-10-2006 12:36 PM

Welcome to UB Smiley.

:iwave

smiley 03-10-2006 12:38 PM

thankee:bounce

doughboyea 03-10-2006 12:42 PM

Welcome.

Just know that this forum is what you make of it. So please, feel free to post away. I'm sure you'll find most of us welcoming of any of your questions. Do you have any favorite Bimmers you're looking into?

Dough

nightdevils 03-10-2006 12:43 PM

Hey man, welcome aboard! :wave I had an old 98 civic before I started buying BMWs. Since then I have never left the club ... patience makes the car even better :D

nightdevils 03-10-2006 12:45 PM

And oh yeah, the smileys are crazy here ... :lol

smiley 03-10-2006 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by doughboyea
Welcome.

Just know that this forum is what you make of it. So please, feel free to post away. I'm sure you'll find most of us welcoming of any of your questions. Do you have any favorite Bimmers you're looking into?

Dough

well thanks. i cant really afford a bmw because im in college now with a job as a waitress at a local restraunt and my paycheck is tiny so any money i earn goes to my insurance and housing. if i had the choice though i would definatly go with an m.

smiley 03-10-2006 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by ghost
And oh yeah, the smileys are crazy here ... :lol

i noticed, i like them though. theyre funny :rotfl

witeshark 03-10-2006 12:53 PM

Glad to have ya along! Welcome! :iwave

smiley 03-10-2006 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by witeshark
Glad to have ya along! Welcome! :iwave

hi there!!:wiggle

nightdevils 03-10-2006 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by smiley
well thanks. i cant really afford a bmw because im in college now with a job as a waitress at a local restraunt and my paycheck is tiny so any money i earn goes to my insurance and housing. if i had the choice though i would definatly go with an m.


get an internship in a bit, and then buy a used bmw...my first one was a '89 735il in my junior year...it was old but man it was awesome. Also because of the big roomy engine compartment I got to work on it as well... Ms are expensive and I would recommend buying a different car till you learn how to drive properly (high performance driving). right now I have a '01 530i which is an improvement over the 735il, however, I still have not learned how to manage the 240 something horses that pull it ... so untill then I am not getting a M or upgrading any performance parts < cold air intakes, superchargers, turbos, etc.

Its always a good idea to upgrade suspension and brakes once you find out what true brake fade is, and how lousy stock suspensions can be. Then you upgrade and realize how big of a difference those new upgrades really make...

.. just my $0.02 :D

Dudesky 03-10-2006 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by smiley
. . . im in college now with a job as a waitress at a local restraunt . .

Female? Excellent- You're one of a handful . . we need more women here on UB.c :iwave

smiley 03-10-2006 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by ghost
get an internship in a bit, and then buy a used bmw...my first one was a '89 735il in my junior year...it was old but man it was awesome. Also because of the big roomy engine compartment I got to work on it as well... Ms are expensive and I would recommend buying a different car till you learn how to drive properly (high performance driving). right now I have a '01 530i which is an improvement over the 735il, however, I still have not learned how to manage the 240 something horses that pull it ... so untill then I am not getting a M or upgrading any performance parts < cold air intakes, superchargers, turbos, etc.

Its always a good idea to upgrade suspension and brakes once you find out what true brake fade is, and how lousy stock suspensions can be. Then you upgrade and realize how big of a difference those new upgrades really make...


.. just my $0.02 :D

haha, wow. i wouldnt get an m as my first high performance car cause i would never be able to handle that so im working on maybe doing something to get some more money so i can get an older one but its probably gonna take a while to actually afford it


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