The Godfather's rides: From 2002 to today - The Epicness.
02-11-2009, 08:32 AM
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True. Anyways, you should save your money Doc. Maybe you might want to get married and have kids in the future.
02-12-2009, 02:18 PM
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well im comming from a B6 S4 to a W211 E55 and i must say it is 2 totally different cars, while the audi sounds amazing and has the AWD and superb handling, there is no space in the car, and the 340 HP dont really feel all that, and to do any kind of work on the car is a BIATCH, so i can see why he would miss the Audi but also after driving the E55 he would not care about having it again
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02-12-2009, 03:16 PM
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02-12-2009, 09:49 PM
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well im comming from a B6 S4 to a W211 E55 and i must say it is 2 totally different cars, while the audi sounds amazing and has the AWD and superb handling, there is no space in the car, and the 340 HP dont really feel all that, and to do any kind of work on the car is a BIATCH, so i can see why he would miss the Audi but also after driving the E55 he would not care about having it again
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02-12-2009, 11:29 PM
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The Godfather's rides: From 2002 to today - The Epicness
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02-13-2009, 10:21 AM
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^^^ thank you for your insightful information Doctor, why dont you go take a ride in your Jet or Yacht, and let us "poor" ppl hang around the forum...
02-13-2009, 02:56 PM
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nlpamg thinks the epicness is good.
nlpamg agrees that 340HP does not really feel all that.
well im comming from a B6 S4 to a W211 E55 and i must say it is 2 totally different cars, while the audi sounds amazing and has the AWD and superb handling, there is no space in the car, and the 340 HP dont really feel all that, and to do any kind of work on the car is a BIATCH, so i can see why he would miss the Audi but also after driving the E55 he would not care about having it again
my old S4
my old S4
