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Old 4th April 2001, 14:57   #1
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I've just wandered around in www.autoscout24.com and found these two examples:

1. B10 Biturbo 1994 100,000km Eur 25,500
2. B8 4.6 sedan 1995 79,000km Eur 23,900

Both cars are rare, both cars have Alpina blue color, the Biturbo is a bit too expensive for the year & mileage I guess but I personally choose a Biturbo....

BTW you guys in Europe are lucky. Eur 25,000 CAN get you nice cars. In my country that sum of money can only get me a 1997 bmw 323i automatic

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1. B10 Biturbo 1994 100,000km Eur 25,500
2. B8 4.6 sedan 1995 79,000km Eur 23,900

I'd have the B8, less hassle in my books than a bi-turbo. (repair wise I mean)
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It is not easy but I think I would choose the B10biturbo(sorry, B8 Guru ).

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