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Pierce · 25th April 2002, 18:16

If BMW lowers the harsh styling down from the 7, no doubt will the new m5 be superior, from the sounds of it the new 7 series alreay has equal if not better handling and its bigger and fatter... and the new m5 with that "race inspired F1" engine can be the work only of a great german car company... ill do my best to keep my hopes up for the New M5, but as for now my love interest in cars is still the current M5

25th April 2002, 18:16	#7 (permalink)
Pierce Moderator Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: St. Paul, MN Age: 25 Posts: 474 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	If BMW lowers the harsh styling down from the 7, no doubt will the new m5 be superior, from the sounds of it the new 7 series alreay has equal if not better handling and its bigger and fatter... and the new m5 with that "race inspired F1" engine can be the work only of a great german car company... ill do my best to keep my hopes up for the New M5, but as for now my love interest in cars is still the current M5 __________________ This just in: justpierce.com 1998 - M3 Sedan - White/Black - Proud owner 1993 - 325i Sedan - Black/Black - Retired For anybody who declares soup cans to be works of art or suggests closing a whole department store and keeping it as a museum, considering a car as a rolling work of art is more typical than unusual. - BMW Art Cars