Phewee!! Conclusion: I must have a stick! - The Unofficial BMW M5 Messageboard (m5board.com)

dave · 16th September 2004, 00:27

I just drove home from playing golf (in my M5) and realized I can't settle for any car without a stick. Now that I have finally made that decision, I need to pick my next daily driver. Question for all of you:

What is a realiable daily driver that has room for a set of clubs and a pull cart (folded), can do 5 sec or less 0-60, and has a stick and handles well?

I don't care how many doors it has.
Thanks, Dave.

keithw · 16th September 2004, 00:35

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Originally Posted by dave

I just drove home from playing golf (in my M5) and realized I can't settle for any car without a stick. Now that I have finally made that decision, I need to pick my next daily driver. Question for all of you:

What is a realiable daily driver that has room for a set of clubs and a pull cart (folded), can do 5 sec or less 0-60, and has a stick and handles well?

I don't car how many doors it has.
Thanks, Dave.

Cadillac CTS V

Keith

Zlaatan · 16th September 2004, 01:12

An E39 M5?

dave · 16th September 2004, 01:14

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Originally Posted by Zlaatan

An E39 M5?

I would like a zero miles new car please with a full warrantee.

Enigma · 16th September 2004, 01:19

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Originally Posted by dave

I just drove home from playing golf (in my M5) and realized I can't settle for any car without a stick. Now that I have finally made that decision, I need to pick my next daily driver.

Amazing how people can come to thisi conclusion without having driven the new M5...

Zlaatan · 16th September 2004, 01:19

Ah... ok. Is there enough room in the backseat of a 996TT for the golf clubs? If it is, I don't think you could find anything better.

vndkshn · 16th September 2004, 01:20

at this point, I can only think of the CTS-V. Perhaps the AMV8.

Zlaatan · 16th September 2004, 01:20

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Originally Posted by Enigma

Amazing how people can come to thisi conclusion without having driven the new M5...

Because the E60 M5 doesn't have a manual gearbox..

M6 Forever · 16th September 2004, 02:09

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Originally Posted by dave

I just drove home from playing golf (in my M5) and realized I can't settle for any car without a stick. Now that I have finally made that decision, I need to pick my next daily driver. Question for all of you:

What is a realiable daily driver that has room for a set of clubs and a pull cart (folded), can do 5 sec or less 0-60, and has a stick and handles well?

I don't care how many doors it has.
Thanks, Dave.

No many! I think you'll not find one with "all of the above" without compromise somewhere. Cadillac - how does that handle? The Porsche and the Aston V8 are probably too small.

You might like to give the SMG III a fair go before burying it.

Enigma · 16th September 2004, 02:18

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Originally Posted by Zlaatan

Because the E60 M5 doesn't have a manual gearbox..

Given A and B. You know you like A. B is an unknown. You cannot know that you will enjoy A more than B without data on B. Simple logic.

kinda cool · 16th September 2004, 02:42

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Originally Posted by dave

I just drove home from playing golf (in my M5) and realized I can't settle for any car without a stick. Now that I have finally made that decision, I need to pick my next daily driver. Question for all of you:

What is a realiable daily driver that has room for a set of clubs and a pull cart (folded), can do 5 sec or less 0-60, and has a stick and handles well?

I don't care how many doors it has.
Thanks, Dave.

The Audi S4 Avant

dave · 16th September 2004, 03:20

Will Clubs fit in a C6?