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Rules for Owning a German Sportscar: 1. Something is always broken. 2. Even when nothing is broken, something is broken. You just don't know it yet
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3. Even when you think they're photogenic, they probably aren't.
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TAKE IT BACK HOME TO DADDY
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Its so true... if nothing is broken, something is probably breaking down or deteriorating as you think about it. :(
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I lol'd
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but thats not a sports car.
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Please explain, I'd love to know.
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Its a regular sporty sedan that has been factory modified, making it a GT car or a sports coupe.
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Actually a fair point, I expected the typical burner rage.
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:) just looking out.
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For a 7 series multiply the expected broken things by 7 and wait for the weekly check engine light.
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The internet scares the crap out of me with the german car talk. Minus a total lemon boxster we've been pretty lucky (2 porches, 3 bmws currently.) All high-er mileage (3 of them 100k+) and a minimal amount of problems, not any worse than the older chevys I've owned