1. You use too much gas. You are weakening the U.S. in favor of OPIC.
2. You pollute too much. Do you like to drive fast on scenic routes? The acid rain you are making is killing the lakes, forests and animals you are streaking past.
3. You are dangerous to others on the road. There is even a roadkill section to this message board. Assuming that you are expert enough to drive as fast as you do (and buying an E39 M5 does not make you an expert driver), the other drivers on the road who you laughingly push aside may make deadly mistakes. Do you remember the note posted recently by an E39 M5 owner bragging how he flew between two cars being driven more slowly on the highway?
4. You are immobile in snow and ice. Everytime I take my kid snowboarding I see BMW owners being given help by people in Chevy's and Taurus Fords so they can make it up hills. I guess you should put on snow tires, but then you will probably ruin them when you get to dry stretches.
5. You are spending too much money. Of course, that's your business, unless you consider your contribution to the U.S. trade deficit. You should care about that, since this is your country, to protect or harm.
6. What you should do instead is buy a car for racing, really racing, on the track. U.S. roads are not designed for an E39 M5. Then buy a smart sensible car for driving you and your family on roads with other drivers driving their families.
2. You pollute too much. Do you like to drive fast on scenic routes? The acid rain you are making is killing the lakes, forests and animals you are streaking past.
3. You are dangerous to others on the road. There is even a roadkill section to this message board. Assuming that you are expert enough to drive as fast as you do (and buying an E39 M5 does not make you an expert driver), the other drivers on the road who you laughingly push aside may make deadly mistakes. Do you remember the note posted recently by an E39 M5 owner bragging how he flew between two cars being driven more slowly on the highway?
4. You are immobile in snow and ice. Everytime I take my kid snowboarding I see BMW owners being given help by people in Chevy's and Taurus Fords so they can make it up hills. I guess you should put on snow tires, but then you will probably ruin them when you get to dry stretches.
5. You are spending too much money. Of course, that's your business, unless you consider your contribution to the U.S. trade deficit. You should care about that, since this is your country, to protect or harm.
6. What you should do instead is buy a car for racing, really racing, on the track. U.S. roads are not designed for an E39 M5. Then buy a smart sensible car for driving you and your family on roads with other drivers driving their families.