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Latest Press shots of the Concept for the 4 Series Coupe.. (Flame suit on and exit stage left..)

No. But will tell you if the entire road is a bus lane at certain times of the day. Rich you should be on that bus. It only costs $7 each way and goes nowhere near where you would want to be. When it arrives is also a complete surprise.

These were done for the finishing off phase, of our e30 'show car,' to coincide with the sale process. The car sold within an hour of being offered on the market. Surprisingly, the new owner elected for the race seat option instead. So not needed in the forseeable future by us. Selling off to finish the next project. Upholstery as new, they were in the car for but a day when it was sold, so basically once around the block use only. To clarify the bottom and top squabs come with the head restraints, and the blue Sparcoes were the oned sold with the e30. Yeah, check out what a professional upholsterer would charge, using quality material, for doing a similar job as these! Take $1400.

Whomever is in charge of kidney grills at BMW needs a slap.

Though not as rare as manual 840i's, this is a relatively unique car - BMW only made 98 examples with a 6-speed manual versus around 1,000 in automatic for the 850i (in rhd). Try getting another manual E31 in NZ -especially a 850i - slim pickings. Mauritius blue - nice colour too. Low miles for a car nigh on 30 years old. Shame it doesn't have the M-tech body kit, or have 17" style 5's or throwing stars like the latter E31's. Personally, I see E31 prices all over the place- quite hard to price. The 850i's with inter-galactic travel that have been poorly maintained - are deemed boat anchors by many, and can be a hard to sell at $10k. A nice one on the other hand with solid provenance, history, and reasonable mileage could be a $15-30k car. If this car has the history and has been maintained - I see it from $20-$25k. Once again, on a global perspective, nice 8's are on the rise - not just the 840ci sports and fabled 850csi's. As usual, the NZ market is conservative, and does not necessarily follow international trends. However, this is a rare car and deserves to go to a good home.

I really like it, has an Alfa type appeal to it

Just replace the resistor. It’s pretty easy to do, you just need to be flexible!

Personally I like the older amps for sound quality. I use alpine amps from the 80's and 90's too, back when they still made quality. There are even some class A alpine amps around. Focal fronts sounds like a good idea. Personally I would be using a higher quality headdeck with rca outputs. Alot of the quality older stuff can be had second hand for a reasonable price. The only thing I would definitely buy new is speakers.

No idea what it's worth but that 'cockpit' is to die for, f**k touchscreens, give me banks of buttons and dials.

Not moving up in an orderly fashion the KFC line. Dude there's space !

People driving at 35 on a 50 zone when you have to get somewhere!

$150 bucks for driving in a buslane with 10 mins remaining . Does Waze have bus lanes in it.