[HerculesJeff]

Originally Posted by DinanEX

Were you driving on the 101 headed south from the Vineman yesterday?

i did work in Marin though so you might have seen me, but i was in that area friday, not saturday.

[DDS2015]

Originally Posted by Fabietto

New pics:

Awesome pics. These finally sealed the deal for me that when I order my M4 coupe I'm getting Tanzanite. Something tells me though that pictures don't even do it justice and these pics look awesome.

[Fabietto]

Originally Posted by DDS2015

Awesome pics. These finally sealed the deal for me that when I order my M4 coupe I'm getting Tanzanite. Something tells me though that pictures don't even do it justice and these pics look awesome.

I found some pics of the M4 colour tanzanite blue, very very amazing, the best colour for me with the Singapore Grey.

[Jimminez]

[BMF31]

Anyone have the KW V1 coilovers on their xdrive 328 wagon? I'm not satisfied with the H&R sport springs.

[Jimminez]

@MBF31 I have the KW V2s and would certainly recommend them.

[DimSum612]

Going to try to post this image of my F31 (phone pix), post getting her wheels on...

[xcellr8tion]

Wow, love this! Nicely setup!

Originally Posted by Jimminez

[Jimminez]

Thanks @xcellr8tion

[xcellr8tion]

Just saw your thread on the car, and seriously it's perfectly setup. I really wanted the LM's for mine, but just couldn't get myself to spend that much... now living with the regret ;-)

Funny you and I have a very similar background with cars (I had a B8 Avant followed by an S4 and now S5... I'm a longtime Audi guy, but without avant's they're making it tough. But boy do I love the F31)

Originally Posted by Jimminez

Thanks @xcellr8tion

[carlos@velosdesignwerks]

Originally Posted by BMF31

Anyone have the KW V1 coilovers on their xdrive 328 wagon? I'm not satisfied with the H&R sport springs.

I have the KW V2's and have zero complaints.

[Jimminez]

Originally Posted by xcellr8tion

Just saw your thread on the car, and seriously it's perfectly setup. I really wanted the LM's for mine, but just couldn't get myself to spend that much... now living with the regret ;-)

Funny you and I have a very similar background with cars (I had a B8 Avant followed by an S4 and now S5... I'm a longtime Audi guy, but without avant's they're making it tough. But boy do I love the F31)

I didn't notice your sig before. Nice choice on the 20x10.5" CH-Rs! I would likely have gone with the CH-Rs if they had a better fit in 20" but they could never look as good as they do in a 10.5" ET25. They were my choice if I was going to go with the allroad if my HREs didn't look right (with or without spacers).

I'd probably go with the SQ5 btw since you already have a diesel and adding the pulley on the SQ5 would make it a mean hauler (no I didn't just stalk you on audizine)

[mrdirosa]

Picked up the new wagon and immediately went on a 3000 mile road trip

Modifications so far:
Model designation delete
Philips SilverVision signal bulbs
BMW Base carrier bars and Thule Atlantis 1600XT roof box
F30 M-sport painted front reflectors from IND
35% window tint

Coding:
Variable high-beam assistant
Turn left front sidemarker (amber light) off, blinker still works
Turn right front sidemarker (amber light) off, blinker still works
Enable tailgate to be closed via FOB
Enable tailgate to be closed via button near driver side
Turn on emergency lights while rapid braking
Remove navigation disclaimer
DVD video in motion

[.BMW.]

Originally Posted by mrdirosa

Picked up the new wagon and immediately went on a 3000 mile road trip

Beautiful wagon!

[mrdirosa]

Originally Posted by ss0803

Beautiful wagon!

Thank you!

For a family of 4 (2 adults, 3 year old, and 1 year old) the wagon fit us perfectly fine. We packed enough for a week in the Colorado mountains:

Backseat - 2 Recaro car seats with kids in them, toys, water bottles, and iPad (mounted via the BMW iPad holder so the 3 year old could watch shows)

Trunk w/net in place - suitcases, toiletries, snacks bag, and diaper backpack

Roof box - pack and play, toddler cot, Kelty child-carrier/backpack, swimming supplies, bathtub, child potty, and car washing supplies (bucket, sponge, and car wash soap - yes, I washed the car to get the bug splatter off when we arrived)

The wagon was an ideal road-trip vehicle. Comfortable, quiet, and fast, while being nimble and fun when the road got curvy 3 year old in the backseat yelling, "put it in sport plus, daddy!". The notion that an American family must have a huge SUV/minivan is very much overblown...

-Michael

[Messymonster]

That's amazing, rims spot on, are they the 313's? I'm the inking of getting as winter tyres

[mike@Vossen]

We have a Vossen Project 2014 328xi with quite a few mods but for whatever reasons I cannot get good pics/video yet lol...

I hope to join here soon.

[VMRWheels]

One of our F31 customers rockin VMR V703

[Diesel power]

How do you like the roof racks? Do you get any whistling?

[ClubsportJunkie]

I just got pulled over this morning at 5 am for "driving like I stole it" in my 435i....I think it might be time to buy a F31; 300 HP is too much for the street. Anyone have recommendations for 328i vs 328d. Personally I don't want to deal with planning out diesel stations but I already do that for Chevron stations. IDK but you guys have great taste!

[Diesel power]

I got the D, I'm currently still in break in mode. I live on LI and there is pretty much traffic everywhere I go so I don't notice the power difference. Especially for normal city driving the D has plenty of kick to make that left or merge into traffic. On the highway its so quiet and smooth and comes damn near to 50 MPG. I've been driving in Eco pro to help "behave" during break in, and when I put it in Sport I am blown away by how responsive it is. Lastly, the diesel is definitely noisy at idle and cold, but once you're going it didn't seem all that bad. The N20 is not exactly a paradigm of quiet itself. I don't know about Norcal, but on LI just about every other station has diesel so I don't expect to have any problems finding it. I do use the Tech packages online app to find the cheapest diesel close though. The best part is that with almost 600 miles of range you don't need to fill up too often.

[ClubsportJunkie]

That's the thing too......I might be moving out to the east coast for grad school, and I've lived in CT & upstate NY (above the adirondacks) with RWD it blows (previous car was a e46 325ci). I would love the option to through everything in my car and just go. On top of that I love road trips.