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Originally Posted by 3rdcoast228i
I picked my car over a competitively priced camaro that had better performance numbers. I picked my car because it's was much more fun to drive.
Why can't you wrap your head around the fact not everyone makes decisions based on numbers? Although that is in fact a trendy thing to do. Many people buy cars simply based on 0 to 60 times, go for it if it makes you happy.
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You are a different type of bmw owner obviously. Lots of people come in to the store and buy BMWs and don’t care one bit about having the top of the line, best performing bmw within the line they are looking at. The enthusiast bmw owner makes up a very small percentage of cars sold. If you didn’t care about lap times, 0-60 times, braking performance, horsepower, and torque, and just wanted a fun little car to run about in then you made a great decision by going with the car you did. It still gives a fun factor that is on par with much more expensive cars and as long as it puts a smile on your face then that’s all that counts.
That all said we still have a small segment of folks who come in wanting the car with the most power and performance.