I've always wanted to do something similar to this.
Cost isn't an issue.
What does it take to get one of these bad boys in the states?
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I've always wanted to do something similar to this.
Cost isn't an issue.
With the right amount of money, anything is possible...
25 years for any car that isn't built specifically to US standards is usually the rule.
heck i'd be happy with an s4 or rs4 avant too
Buy 3 and have 2 safety crashed and hope they pass... based on them not being here im assuming its something stupid like bumper mounts or something that does not pass US regulation.
Or buy it and use it as a track car only...( never register it )
actually nothing to do with that, its more about projected sales. Sadly the US market doesn't like performance wagons.
why would you want to, you have much nicer wagons ie CTS-v
I prefer the old M Coupe.
+1. I plan to own a clown shoe at some point, at least for a summer, just to get the experience.
I always see some cool cars here living in Germany specially on the autobahn hauling ass. Saw this bad boy on the autobahn the other day had munich dealer plates on it as that's where the HQ is. It is a hybrid test vehicle
I always see some cool cars here living in Germany specially on the autobahn hauling ass. Saw this bad boy on the autobahn the other day had munich dealer plates on it as that's where the HQ is. It is a hybrid test vehicle
DAMN thats sexy! :banana::banana::banana:
The reason is because "beauty is in they eye of the beholder." To some, the CTS-V doesn't hold a candle to that BMW. Based off the pictures, it seems that car would be smaller than the CTS-V so they wouldn't really be comparable.
Technically you should be able to get it here through an import broker. It's licensing and insuring it that's the problem. You can't do that if the US Government hasn't deemed the car to be safe.
You'd be able to trailer it to track events and such, but using it on the street would be illegal.
You'd be able to trailer it to track events and such, but using it on the street would be illegal.
Looks sweet
I always see some cool cars here living in Germany specially on the autobahn hauling ass. Saw this bad boy on the autobahn the other day had munich dealer plates on it as that's where the HQ is. It is a hybrid test vehicle
Reposting this to oppositelock because its not every day you see a bmw i8 hauling ass down the autobahn :rockon:
I have a 82-94 era Munich Manufacturer plate that I'm going to toss on my 745i :beer:
Ya, and it looks better too. But beauty is in the eye of the beholder
I always see some cool cars here living in Germany specially on the autobahn hauling ass. Saw this bad boy on the autobahn the other day had munich dealer plates on it as that's where the HQ is. It is a hybrid test vehicle
Germany has their hybrid cars in the right path in terms of looks. All the US ones looks like little milk cartons
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