After that long traffic ride home, needed to sit in the driveway &...

Sorry you had a tough day. BUT; "things go better with a Coke."

@perrone1 awwwww, someone gets meeeeeeee lol.

@modeldadeeee 

LOL!!  You're not alone; you're in good company here!

👍 so that blue button works the lights ? Neat ! 
steve

@100ford2003 yes and I believe the horn also

Now you’ve got me wondering why there isn’t a 24pk of Coke in the trunk 😂

@100ford2003 I'm searching the web now for a miniature 6pk

Nice model but while I like BMWs and Coke, I'd prefer them not in one package.

@bob-jackman 

That is a rather odd tie-in. 
steve

that looks great Benjamin. I regularly offer or bid on the Pauls Model Art series of 80s, 90s BMWs. So far to no avail.

@geoff-jowett meaning they want too much, or you get outbid ?

@modeldadeeee both actually Benjamin but mainly the first reason. IMHO, based on 40 years of collecting diecast 1/24s, I value a model on 1:1 accuracy, model creator, detail, historical value, rarity, parts count, edition size if applicable, condition, available packaging, vendor experience, etc. OK my valuation on a PMA BMW is $60-$80U.S. Most are listed in excess of that, on rare occasions when one is put to market, I've been pipped by another bidder. Also for me shipping cost to Australia is a major factor. Good question!

@geoff-jowett well that was very informative. For me again quality and shipping are my go to points. Example I saw a model I really wanted. Prices were around the same. Shipping was crazy as it was almost 2/3rds of the model cost. I seem to be in this arena where either I'm buying items that supposedly are in the US and aren't. Or buying and then hit before delivery about tariffs !!!!!

@modeldadeeee thanks Benjamin, I plan to bore everybody with a Lounge post about the "horrors" of ebay global shipping to Australia. It has ruined the whole experience.