Hi all. Back from overseas recently, running a mandarin training center using china-trained instructors of chinese as a second language. Currently driving a 2002 520i which is looking for a new home, before the arrival of new F11. Came across the website via google. Guess I should have known of you guys sooner as I was also previously a committee member of the official BMW motorrad club in HK and we should have been under the same umbrella here in Asia. Hope to meet up with you guys sometime.Cheers and keep up with the active forum.Raymond.
Outgoing E39 for some new JOY
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Thanks guys.
I presume TT means teh tarik?? Would definitely do so sometime, although my 3 month old may have some opinions about that!
Speaking of which, it appears that Touring models are not "in" in Asia generally. Why? I find them extremely convenient for bootspace (used to drive a Alfa 159 sportwagen in HK), and personally, I also find them more attractive than the equivalent sedans. My newborn is one of the main reasons for ordering an F11 but have been warned that come selling time, I should expect more difficulty vs. an F10. SUVs are mushrooming everywhere and seem like all the rage, but arguably, estates handle better, consume less, have the same "space" convenience factor and again, personally, I think they look better than most SUVs. It would thus appear that I would have an easier time disposing of an F10 or X5, compared to an F11. It is hard to argue against the former positive points of estates, so I guess I just have "different" tastes in terms of style compared to most people. Oh well, I normally keep cars for quite a while so not too concerned about the second-hand value for now.
Cheers guys!
I presume TT means teh tarik?? Would definitely do so sometime, although my 3 month old may have some opinions about that!
Speaking of which, it appears that Touring models are not "in" in Asia generally. Why? I find them extremely convenient for bootspace (used to drive a Alfa 159 sportwagen in HK), and personally, I also find them more attractive than the equivalent sedans. My newborn is one of the main reasons for ordering an F11 but have been warned that come selling time, I should expect more difficulty vs. an F10. SUVs are mushrooming everywhere and seem like all the rage, but arguably, estates handle better, consume less, have the same "space" convenience factor and again, personally, I think they look better than most SUVs. It would thus appear that I would have an easier time disposing of an F10 or X5, compared to an F11. It is hard to argue against the former positive points of estates, so I guess I just have "different" tastes in terms of style compared to most people. Oh well, I normally keep cars for quite a while so not too concerned about the second-hand value for now.
Cheers guys!
