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<blockquote data-quote="Morganl" data-source="post: 449142" data-attributes="member: 13931">1. Turbo is the way forward, but the majority of the other &#039;new models&#039; are Turbo Petrol, ie: CGI, etc. Just because BMW 3 doesn&#039;t have a Turbo petrol model right now doesn&#039;t mean Turbo Diesel is the only future...&nbsp; I have nothing personal against Diesel engine as I&#039;d been using 1 before, but the public perception and public acceptance would need more education in Malaysia to grow the awareness &amp; acceptance level. 2. You had always avoided the key part of other people&#039;s comment about the &#039;mutual respect&#039; &amp; &#039;facts&#039; part and just centre your argument in another way that&#039;ll favour you, ie: &#039;SHOUTING&#039;, &#039;Petrol users are stupid, I didn&#039;t say that but that&#039;s what I&#039;ll imply in all my message consistently&#039;, &#039;Euro 4 export to Singapore&#039;, my D@$% is bigger &amp; better than urs&#039;... maybe we are not all lawyers, but that&#039;s a repeatative pattern that most people could spot easily. 3. Respect are not commanded but earned. however, there are certain forum etiquette that we should all adhered to, regardless of whether you have 300 bucks more to splash on a BMW exclusive BMW Club Malaysia membership or the other &#039;poor&#039; BMW owner with Club Guest status. &#039;Get out of my thread if you are not my supporter and don&#039;t agree with me and go start your own thread&#039; certainly doesn&#039;t fit into that etiquette.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Morganl, post: 449142, member: 13931"] 1. Turbo is the way forward, but the majority of the other 'new models' are Turbo Petrol, ie: CGI, etc. Just because BMW 3 doesn't have a Turbo petrol model right now doesn't mean Turbo Diesel is the only future... I have nothing personal against Diesel engine as I'd been using 1 before, but the public perception and public acceptance would need more education in Malaysia to grow the awareness & acceptance level. 2. You had always avoided the key part of other people's comment about the 'mutual respect' & 'facts' part and just centre your argument in another way that'll favour you, ie: 'SHOUTING', 'Petrol users are stupid, I didn't say that but that's what I'll imply in all my message consistently', 'Euro 4 export to Singapore', my D@$% is bigger & better than urs'... maybe we are not all lawyers, but that's a repeatative pattern that most people could spot easily. 3. Respect are not commanded but earned. however, there are certain forum etiquette that we should all adhered to, regardless of whether you have 300 bucks more to splash on a BMW exclusive BMW Club Malaysia membership or the other 'poor' BMW owner with Club Guest status. 'Get out of my thread if you are not my supporter and don't agree with me and go start your own thread' certainly doesn't fit into that etiquette. [/QUOTE]

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