I've never found the Z4's to be an attractive car, the lines are just too extreme for my taste. The Z3 are prettier but I don't think they come close to the Crossfire and there are a ton of them on the road. If any there was a BMW for me it would be a 330xi 2 door coupe, but then again your looking at over 40 grand. Usually by this time in ownership I'm starting to think about what will replace this car, all I can think about is what I'm going to do to it next summer when its paid for.

Pat

 

The young people I see (and have dated) called themselves Christian, and had proud parents who knew little of their social activities. My whole family follows various religions, I do not. They are proud of me because I make good choices in life. I treat others with respect, and I have morals. So saying congrats to them is like turning the cheek to someone like myself who does the right thing and is not religious. This is also why I don't "click" with religious folk. I find more hypocrites than anything. (not saying you are, thats a general consensus).

 

It runs rampant... I had an old friend that bought the
Sky Redline. He was so hi on himself and how fast it
is... He was proud... The same way I feel about my SRT6.
I just googled over the car and praised him for his purchase.
I said we will have to meet up again. I will have my SRT6 next time
and let the car do the talking...

BTW- The Skyline is a nice car.

 

there's bad people in every crowd. i don't like the hypocrites either, i just believe my own way.

 

I'm sure your parents have a lot of reasons to be proud of you. This was not meant as a comment against you. My point was that we don't see too many young folks that express their conviction in their faith. I don't want to hijack this thread and convert it into a religious discussion. All I can say, many folks call themselves Christian because they were born into a Christian family. That's not my definition.