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Old 01-13-2005, 02:54 PM
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The Bimmer's the better car. Gas mileage and repair/maintainance costs would deter me from buying doing the trade though. As well, a B18C1 in a Civic SHOULD be able to compete with the BMW, probably beat it down low...yours I don't know, because it's not working right. Just list your own pros and cons of each, and then make a decision based on YOUR preferences.
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No question, I would take the BMW.
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Re: Which would you prefer?

You shouldn't even think twice about this one, and I think you already know the answer.
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Re: Which would you prefer?

The BMW, no question. Even though those have a curb weight of 4,498 lbs.
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