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PICS - Diorama: BMW M evolution
From the M535 i E12 to the E34 M5. The 1st years of Bimmers super saloons...
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I hope you like it
Keko Romero Sánchez
Cádiz, Spain
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always enjoy your post...
The M535I reminds me of the '81 528I I had in '81. Loved that car.
You might have misunderstood what I said. Keko's M535I model reminds me of the 528i I bought new in 1981.Mine was not the M model. Had the car for 5 years. The next BMW I had was a 2008 335i twin turbo coupe with manual trans. I ordered in Aug. of 2007. Great car handled great and pretty fast. Had it 12 years and put on 27000 mi. then gave it to my son.