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Old 27th February 2001, 00:24   #1
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HELP! Any M5 owners w/Caramel interior in Dallas, Houston or KC?
Still agonizing over interior color. I would love to see the caramel in the flesh before I configured.

Anybody have a beast in Dallas, Houston or Kansas City with Caramel (Blk/Caramel would be excellent)?

Leaning toward Blk/Caramel or Tit Silver/Blk. It all hinges on how the Caramel looks.

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Old 28th February 2001, 03:03   #2
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There was one being delivered the other day at Momentum in Houston (at the same time we had our little M5 gathering when MAH was in town ).

Not sure if the guy who bought it is yet on this board though?? I gave him my business card at the time and informed him of our message board... but not sure if he is an Internet junkie like the rest of us?

I don't care much for the Caramel...but that's just me! I think it looks a bit cheesy... but I am sure others on this board have and love it.

As others have often said... "A BEAST in any color is a wonderful thing!"

Good luck with your decision!

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