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Some sort of sleeper wagon, 4wd with awesome torque down low to scare people at traffic lights.

Or that Bike!

You could always buy my Sti Forester when it comes in next year.

Thats got plenty of torque and powa.

well if you're gonna be like that i want a little 135i :bunny:

I also would LOVE to get my hands on one of those little turbo bitches.

They would rock the jock sock.

Choice 1.

Black Evo III. Jap Rims, Stripped interior, Roll Cage, race seats. Few basic but not extreme power and suspension mods.

Choice 2.

Black 70's Merc with largest Chromies that will fit without issue, Tint, Black Leather interior with Chrome Trim

Tell her to change her mind.

lol, that's what i thought, not a fan of BMW's. she's got a 2000 model 330ci at the moment that has electrical faults every 7000km's :blink:

meh it's her money, she can piss it away if she likes.

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