[falar]

Originally Posted by Ron Scott

Judging from past experience with this car, and in the US, the average age is about 41 and average salary for a 3-series owner about $140,000.

Personally, I think it's strange that people would spend about half a year's take home pay on a car, but that's America...

I will only pay about 20k for the use of my car over the next 3 years that I have it.

I'm sure a lot of others do the same.

[falar]

Originally Posted by ohgodwhy

24, going to be getting an approved used 330d or 420d next month.

Can't decide, one looks better and has all the power I'll ever need but the other one has more power and who doesn't want more power.

I don't understand how people younger than me can afford brand new 335i's. Are you all entrepreneurs or something? Or are your parents really rich?

From the cars you're talking about you must not be in the United States, no -20ds here.

From what I've read on here and other sites from posters outside the US apparently we get BMWs much cheaper in the states. However, we don't have all the options available to us that Europe has nor the ability to pick and choose each one individually.

[Toybota]

27

[BGB]

Im 42 and have a 318d

[munch520]

Originally Posted by Toybota

27

Ditto

[YeahVirus]

23 years young! hahah

[Maxdog]

I'm 55 house paid have first bmw 335i bought it for fun to drive had hemi charger before 10g less, bimmer worth the coin

[Edinburra]

67 and " loving it"

[Toybota]

Originally Posted by Edinburra

67 and " loving it"

Love it! I hope that if and when I get to that age I'll still be enjoying small fast cars

[chazmink]

Turned 67 on Monday. Fourth BMW. All others were fives. Also had five Porsches and five Saabs as well as a few others. I am hoping this one will be the most fun. Love the stick shift, HUD and drivers assistance plus.

[mannyaplus11]

53, 7th BMW of various flavors including this 328d

[davezaristo]

Almost 70 since I bought it for my dad and he loves it..

[Taunton02780]

I just turned 48 and picked up my first Bimmer last week 328i Xdrive white w/beige loaded!

[Marc417]

I'm 25 ;]

Just bought an MY14 AW MSport about a week ago.
Worth every penny.

[bmwftw123]

Hopefully 20... parents buying me a 335 F30 if I get into dental school, but may get it even earlier than that if the LCI comes out next summer b/c I wouldn't want a first year engine... so please LCI come out ASAP

Yes I know I am a lucky SOB but I am also working my ass off in school to get done with undergrad in 3 years and trying to maintain a 3.9+ GPA while taking dental school pre-reqs like all the BS chemistry and bio and physics classes. Plus the amount of extra-curricular work on top of it to boost application.

Sometimes I feel like just dropping it and working full time and living at home to afford the bimmer myself and save for future business endeavors b/c school sucks.

[Babo335]

I bought my first BMW e92 xDrive at age 37 and my second one at age 41 a F30 with M Sport pkg two weeks ago.

[Manimal]

I'm 35, had a few 3 series prior to this one...I don't sweat the 335 anymore (been there, done that) and I have the feeling that this latest one (aka baby hauler 320xi) will be short lived...probably moving to 5 series.

[Manimal]

Originally Posted by chazmink

Turned 67 on Monday. Fourth BMW. All others were fives. Also had five Porsches and five Saabs as well as a few others. I am hoping this one will be the most fun. Love the stick shift, HUD and drivers assistance plus.

I had a first generation '92 Saab 900 - and I gotta say it was so freaking fun to have that manual on back roads - I chased my friend one time in his 71 mustang fastback in my Saab and he damn near killed himself trying to keep up! You, sir, are a connoisseur!

[buckybadger]

I'm 33 years and on my second BMW.

[bbog2008]

41 and I had a E90 for 5-1/2 years prior to this F30. Loved that one, love this one although it feels different.

[ZilberGrau ZHP]

Originally Posted by E90-F30

I'm 22 and pay for my own.

Dropped out of college, since its nonsense and I make more than a graduate, without the student debt.

$75K/yr, no debt. But I work my ass off.

I work 40 weeks out of the year, 70-80hr work weeks. I work for 2-3 weeks and go home for a week.

Living the dream. Rolex/BMW/Russian Trophy Fiancée.

Good for you brothuh! I'm 55 work 70-80 hour weeks- have for 35 years
run two businesses make more than you but not that much more for being 55- but love getting into my bimmer at the end of the long day- or weekend when i get one off. And I got the Rollie and the GC- now send us some picts of that Ruskie fiancee of yours!!!

[m6pwr]

74; my 20th BMW.