Survey - So which bmw model do you drive?

[kiwi535 538]

As one the older ones I may have had the FEWEST no of cars

1st 1972 Holden Torana GTR

2nd 1986 Toyota Corona GLi

3rd 1994 Nissan Bluebird

4th 1990 BMW 535is

I had 11 motorbikes though,7 brand new.

[Damo 23]

Current:

E30 335i turbo - too cool for the BMW race series

Fiat 850 sports coupe 1970 - Hayabusa GSXR1300 powered racecar

Fiat 850 sports coupe - daily driver

Fiat 850 coupe x 2 more for parts, absolute rustbuckets!

1997 Toyota starlet glanza turbo, for the wife

Wrecked:

BMW 2002 touring 1973 - as of one month ago

1984 BMW 735i

1979 BMW 633csi

Previous:

AW11 MR2 1984

Fiat 128 1973

Toyota Supra 3l single turbo

Mitsi diamante - dont buy one of these ever!

Mitsi Lancer 1995

Nissan bluebird

MY FIRST CAR - mazda luce triple rotor 20b turbo!!!!!!!! I didnt even know what a rotary was when I bought from the auctions for $500, always used to wonder why it went so well and then one day my psychotic stepfather wrote it off!

[TronSpec 0]

Currently own a 89 e30 with 2.5 nonvanos m50 swap.

Had a VL holden commodore 87 with rb25det swap. Plus Link, Front mount, Bov, clutch welded diff etc

Mitsibishi evo 2 1994

mitsibishi mivec 1.6 1993

Honda Integra 1994 1.8 vtec

All cars' are and were manuel transmissions and ever since owing that commie I've being hooked on rear wheel drive and since my bimmer only cost $500 so thought it would make for another good project car......

[bmwsparkle 3]

damo, I want more info on the hayabusa powered 850! Awesome.

[Damo 23]

damo, I want more info on the hayabusa powered 850! Awesome.

Will post some pictures for ya soon, she is in the chop shop atm being repainted and flared.

[alex 0]

Current:

'94 M3

Previously owned:

'04 Subaru Impreza GX

'90 Toyota Corolla GLX

[AntonyG 0]

E30 325i Coupe Manual

E30 320i Sedan Manual

96 VR-4 Manual (not a wanky station wagon)

87 JD Starion Turbo Manual

Dude what happened to the 2002?

Wrecked:

BMW 2002 touring 1973 - as of one month ago

[Jazzbass 1]

OK, E30stz - you started this thread. Time for YOU to sort out a summary of what people own. We're all sitting on the edge of our seats in antici.........pation.

Since you asked what we are driving now, by default all the 'I used to have' responses need not be factored in.

[E30stz 0]

Currently owned and driven -

E30 - 36

E38 - 5

E28 - 2

E36 - 12

E34 - 5

E46 - 4

E39 - 5

E12 - 1

E32 - 1

E3 - 2

over 50% E30's woot

Wrecked / previously owned -

E30 - 24

E36 - 3

E34 - 1

E38 - 1

2002 - 2

E24 - 1

E23 - 2

E3 - 5

E12 - 4

E21 - 2

E28 - 1

Edited September 22, 2006 by E30stz

[Jazzbass 1]

well done, that man!!

Just as a matter of interest for me - regarding the high number of E30s.

Of the top of your head, is there an age correlation there?

What I mean is, E30s are old and cheap. Young people can easily afford them. As the E number gets larger, so does the cost. Less young people want to be (or are not allowed to be ) wasting more money on cars, as they have houses and young familes to care for.

Obviously there will always be people outside of that grand generalisation.

So this would place the average age more towards 20-30 age group?

[E30stz 0]

the 3 / 5 / 7 series all cater for different crowds - generally the bigger cars are more for the family people. More space for baby seat, a situation where 2 door doesnt suit. So going by that it'd help differentiate that age where people have familys from say those that dont. So shopping carts be differentiated from the people movers, barges.

Edited September 22, 2006 by E30stz

[Palazzo 438]

The E30 is also fun, hence why you can put me down for two, 325iM and 325 convertible with MTech1 kit (manual).

Plus an LS400 daily driver.

[M3 Cab 0]

Current

Commodore SV6 Daily

E30 M325i M Tech 2

E36 M3 Convertible

E30 M3 88 stock

Previous

Whole bunch of non BMW stuff TX3, Sentra, Sub, and a crap load of Holdens