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Old 8th March 2012, 04:03   #1
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Any Rapide Owners From Maryland?
I own a '02 E39 M5, but spotted a beautiful pearl white Rapide in Columbia today, snapped a couple pics. Fantastic looking car, never seen one in person before. Love to hear more about the car. Please excuse the iPhone pics in advance... I would have loved to stick around and hear it fire up.

had to throw in a pic of them both...
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It's a good looking car the Rapide but it's also a lesser spotted animal.

Think that may have something to do with the price!
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It's a good looking car the Rapide but it's also a lesser spotted animal.

Think that may have something to do with the price!
And why this subforum is dead
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