[///Manuel]

... those cars are the best darn things I've ever driven!

The sound, the pull that increases with the revs all the way to redline (again and again).
How fast the engine revs up (makes rev matching, heel-toeing so enjoyable).
The discrete looks, how everything falls into place, the comfort. How the car vibrates / lives.

After a ride, at a minimum, it leaves me with a satisfied idiotic smile, an accelerated heart rate and sweaty palms.

Every time I walk up to the car, I know I'm in for a treat... what's it gonna be today?
What turn will set it off? What situation will the car let me pull the best out of it?

Moving? No need for a truck, we got the ///M !

It's worth more than all the chocolate of the world!

 

[davidoli]

Lovely , heartwarming , thread to start the day !

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[chilistrucker]

agreed, to this day, still my favorite car i've ever owned.

 

[Jon Baker]

My M5 is the car I compare all others to...

 

[Elekta]

Love it...it's the best vehicle I have ever owned. 26 mpg, over 300 horses on any given day, kid hauler, dog hauler, tools, canoes, it just plain hauls

another

and another

limitless is a word that comes to mind

 

[GDA]

Amazing cars. Whenever I get to cruising at around 85 in fourth gear, I start to grin from ear to ear. The slight burble when I get off the throttle has no downsides either...

 

[2man]

nice touring! what wheels are those?

 

[bubba966]

nice touring! what wheels are those?

He's got Dinan wheels on his touring if I'm remembering right. Fikse made Dinan's wheels back then. Those are pretty similar to the FM5's I do believe.

 

[Lantz]

Really nice to see the enthusiasm in this thread!

Wish I could relate but I haven't driven my car since September

Lantz

 

[2man]

He's got Dinan wheels on his touring if I'm remembering right. Fikse made Dinan's wheels back then. Those are pretty similar to the FM5's I do believe.

oh man! The previous owner of mine has a set of those I was supposed to get with the car. He still has them for sale, and ive considered buying them