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Have you ever seen Logan's Run?
Really though. If luxury is what you want buy the G37, if it's a sports car the Z is well worth it.
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Anyway , not sure what you hope to gain by moving from a 2003 BMW 330ci to a 370. Although it's a few years old, it's still a stylish car. I'd drive the wheels off the bimmer and invest the savings. |
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