Great choices. The only reason I got rid of my E39 was I couldn't get on with the automatic gearbox, but it was the only example which was within budget and fairly local at the time. I'd love another E39 one day, but it'd have to be a manual.
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Cars and owner stereotypes
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Great choices. The only reason I got rid of my E39 was I couldn't get on with the automatic gearbox, but it was the only example which was within budget and fairly local at the time. I'd love another E39 one day, but it'd have to be a manual.
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The E39 is a car I wish I had owned. I yearn for (but I cannot really justify) a B10 Alpina - these two are listed on a popular auction site:
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They're really nice, but like yourself, I definitely can't justify one!
One other stereotype: Lexus owners play golf.
I recall Top Gear’s eulogy to Saab commenting on how Saab didn’t use many parts from GM, which was part of their downfall.
https://www.topgear.com/videos/jeremy-clarkson/tribute-saab-part-12-series-18-episode-5 and https://www.topgear.com/videos/jeremy-clarkson/tribute-saab-part-22-series-18-episode-5
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