[quote="Don Coffey"] Hi and :hi: (again) Pope. I had a 630i for a year a little while back and really enjoyed the car, found it great for chilling. Don [/quote] I tried a 630i and thought it was good, until I drove the 635d. 35mpg and all that instant thrusting torque :whistle: did it f...
[quote="Benstan"] Welcome Pope - good to see that you've got some decent motors to hoon around in at the end of the month when you retire. :devil: or O:-) ? I've often fancied the idea of a 2nd hand 635d - they've quite a few examples at bigmotoringworld.co.uk - a lot of car for the mone...
[quote="Haywoon"] Good luck with the collection on Friday - your new toy looks great! [/quote] Thanx bud I'll also post a review when I've done a few miles, though I doubt it'll be as verbose as yours though. I'm trading up from an 05 X3 2.0d, so I'm looking forward to the extra power, but...
Great write-up Thanks for taking the time to impart your experiences. I'm picking up my new (to me) 09 E70 35d SE on Friday from Dick Lovett, Bristol, so i found your post very relevant. I feel like a kid waiting for xmas day now.. http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb315/Yonkyo/20130223_144143_zpsc...
Hello there peeps Just found this place (well, directed here from the Bimmer forum). Had a 98 635d for two years now, and i've also had an 05 X3 2.0d SE for 10 months, which i use for work, Looking forward to joining in with you all, both absorbing and maybe imparting some tips and experience. Cheer...
Lovely motor mate :camera: I'd love an X6 like yours (but a white one). But my fears about running costs keep stopping me taking the plunge. As its not just the low mpg figures, but also the cost of renewing those massive tyres. Tyres are costly enough on my 635d, and those on the X6 are even bigge...