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lol, yep, heading south fast.

Cheers for the input tho, Ivan. The 335i coupe is out of reach. The 4 door 335i is within reach though.

I gotta ask you though, whats your take on this "noones going to buy a grey import BM" stuff? If i go for a beemer..well, what do you reckon?

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seriously though, M3 for sure, you can pic up a 34 anyday of the week, it's nothing special over there anymore. The M3 however, is the master of PIMP

"Over there" as in Japan over there or Australia over there?

LOL @ pink mazda soft top and 8 votes.....lots of in the closet homosexuals here.

come to think of it, 335 isn't a bad option either. You can ALWAYS slap on a set of 3037s or 3040s somewhere down the line.

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