MikeQuattro

yeah well it's there, but I'd still take consumer reports more seriously than JD powers anyway. And Im not a BMW hater, it's just that i'm so sick of the stereotype that they are like this high class auto, when in fact they're making an inferior product on many levels. Especially build quality. Then there is the uneducated person, like the hoe your trying to pick up thinking that she's hot **** cause she drives a 325i.

sjenner

I can pick up women on the bus no need for a car

sjenner

Would need a Ferrari. Lambo or Bentley to impress shallow women

MikeQuattro

Nirad LA is the most superficial city in the country runner up with Vegas. Don't even go there with the I used to live in N.Y. so I can say this crap. The west coast is filled with fake ****, and fake people. I have to say of all the cities in the U.S. that I've visited, L.A. was the most shallow. Use words like Fabulous all day, come on now.

acadia1

I never implied they didn't you did. With your luxury car preference article.

RS7

Maybe the one I sat in was a lemon, or had been damaged previously by some means.

Still I would prefer an Audi over a BMW just for the stunning interior. Its important to me because thats where you are the majority of the time. Exteriors are important too but I think that Audis are becomming more striking with each new model they bring out.

Also, as much as I would love to own a performance car, sometimes I think to myself if there is any point seeing as I live in the city and driving is always stop start.

It makes me think to myself whether I should even save up for an S model, or just get a top of the range A model.

James W. '01 1.8T

I had my '01 A4 1.8TQ, bought new, for 6.5 years and shelled over $3K in repairs for stupid, little $hit. I've had my '03 330ci, bought new, for nearly 5 years and have spent absolutely $0 on repairs, and I have no extended warranty. For those who don't/didn't own both, and didn't buy brand new, you can't justify your statements about quality between the two brands. Heck, I really can't justify mine either as I've only owned one of each. In the end, because of the quality issues I experienced and poor resale value of Audi's, my next car will be another BMW.

nirad

Like I already said, visiting here doesn't give you a clue what it's like to live here. In my experience, having grown up in NY, the awful, attention ***** people in NYC are just as bad as awful, attention ***** people in LA. The good thing with both cities is that these people are easily avoided.

acadia1

Where do you get your information?

acadia1

Take for an example, the "club kiddies" of the 90's the group of people (party monster) was based on them. They literally got famous because they went to clubs, and acted as they were famous, simply to mock the system, they explained that they should be catered to, because, they were fabulous for the sake of being fabulous. They didn't do anything special, they weren't famous people, but they got that sort of treatment. A NY person is well aware of their B.S., and they aren't pretending like they aren't attention ****** on some pseudo metaphysical B.S., ... it's a totally different mentality, furthermore, hanging out in the village, you see truly creative people, who are different, not because they want to be different, but that's just they way they are, and they are very accepting of being that way, because, for the most part in NY know one really gives a $hit how different you are trying to be. People, in LA, do that just to get the attention. LA and NY are nothing alike, San Francisco is much more like NY.