Saw a white-on-tan 325 with new-car tags today at the mall, all on its lonesome in the distant edges of the parking lot. It's much less problematic in person. Like or dislike the looks, it gives the impression that it really is a continuation of the 3-series. For all the talk of the increased body size, it *barely* looks bigger. The interior also looked very much like one would expect, except it's not huge inside like the photos tend to make one believe. All in all, I highly approve.
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I test drove the 2006 330i SP,PP, 6speed manual(silver with black interior) they have here in Austin.Very sweet ride.Stalled the darn thing as I was pulling out of the dealership.I am not used to the clutch.It is somewhat different than mine.Releases quicker..The power was overwhelming compared to my MY2000 328i...I am definitely going to buy one in the next year or two. 
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That's my car! Well not my car, but exactly what I hope to pick up Monday night. 325 White on tan.
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I saw a arctic-metallic E90 pulling into my development. I really like the look, 100% better in person than in print. And I bet its even better from behind the wheel 
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Wow - I give it 6 months before Austin is crawling with new BMWs. They've lauched mad ad campaigns on TV (though I have to say the commercials are kind of generic). Just try to drive to a Starbucks out here without finding a new 3er in 6 months :-)
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Quote: | Saw a white-on-tan 325 with new-car tags today at the mall, all on its lonesome in the distant edges of the parking lot. It's much less problematic in person. Like or dislike the looks, it gives the impression that it really is a continuation of the 3-series. For all the talk of the increased body size, it *barely* looks bigger. The interior also looked very much like one would expect, except it's not huge inside like the photos tend to make one believe. All in all, I highly approve. | I personally think the e90 looks visually bigger in width and slightly longer than the e46. This is more evident with the lighter colors. Just my two cents!
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