BMW series and their driver's stereotypes

SteveInfante · 07-28-2015, 12:59 PM

This thread is epic. Keep them coming.

Delta0311 · 07-28-2015, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by PrematureApex

Bigger is not better!

Something something motion in the ocean. Right? Right?

That's not what she said...

PrematureApex · 07-29-2015, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Delta0311

That's not what she said...

JiveSoulBro · 07-29-2015, 01:07 PM

http://rs1119.pbsrc.com/albums/k625/...1q.jpg~320x480

ALL M3 owners, ALLLLLLL

dds007 · 07-29-2015, 01:38 PM

Not going to get specific with the series BMW but just overall percption.

BMW Drivers Breakdown by age and gender:

Males under 21 - Most likely have rich parents

Females under 21 - Most likely have rich parents or a sugardaddy

Males 22-30 - Don't know how to invest money elsewhere.

Females 22-30 - Don't know how to invest or have a sugardaddy.

Males 31-55 - Have or should have established themselves by now.

Females 31-40 - Well off husband or sugardaddy.

Males 56+ - You should have no excuse and should be driving something "decent" by now in the luxury class.

Females 40+ - maybe you worked for it or maybe you just have a sugardaddy.

fecurtis · 07-30-2015, 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by schobyb

What? No mention of the Z cars? No love.

Most people, including BMW forget the Z exists.

fecurtis · 07-30-2015, 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by dds007

Not going to get specific with the series BMW but just overall percption.

BMW Drivers Breakdown by age and gender:

Males under 21 - Most likely have rich parents

Females under 21 - Most likely have rich parents or a sugardaddy

Males 22-30 - Don't know how to invest money elsewhere.

Females 22-30 - Don't know how to invest or have a sugardaddy.

Males 31-55 - Have or should have established themselves by now.

Females 31-40 - Well off husband or sugardaddy.

Males 56+ - You should have no excuse and should be driving something "decent" by now in the luxury class.

Females 40+ - maybe you worked for it or maybe you just have a sugardaddy.

Dammit, I got mine at age 29...

DF · 07-30-2015, 08:44 AM

M cars: kids who's salaries are a third what the odometer reads

wdb · 07-31-2015, 05:37 AM

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Originally Posted by DF

M cars: kids who's salaries are a third what the odometer reads

You're in my head.

Delta0311 · 07-31-2015, 06:47 AM

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Originally Posted by DF

M cars: kids who's salaries are a third what the odometer reads

While living in their mama's basement claiming that they don't live at their mom's house, they have an apartment at their mom's house..

Samurai of 2day · 07-31-2015, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by fecurtis

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Originally Posted by dds007

Not going to get specific with the series BMW but just overall percption.

BMW Drivers Breakdown by age and gender:

Males under 21 - Most likely have rich parents

Females under 21 - Most likely have rich parents or a sugardaddy

Males 22-30 - Don't know how to invest money elsewhere.

Females 22-30 - Don't know how to invest or have a sugardaddy.

Males 31-55 - Have or should have established themselves by now.

Females 31-40 - Well off husband or sugardaddy.

Males 56+ - You should have no excuse and should be driving something "decent" by now in the luxury class.

Females 40+ - maybe you worked for it or maybe you just have a sugardaddy.

Dammit, I got mine at age 29...

Lol, me too... drove off the lot with a brand new, personal build X6 at the age of 29.

Now I'm an old man, so I'm starting to plan out my finances differently now.

Who am I kidding... I have been on the website countless times building a 2015/2016 X6....

Looks like I will NEVER learn, lol.

MightyMouseTech · 07-31-2015, 11:54 AM

My wife tells people I like driving small cars because I am undercompensating.

Bless that woman.

This thread is good, keep it going!

3 series: I know nothing about cars, I just want the BMW badge.

zeevette · 07-31-2015, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Shock96

Hehe, for me, the X1 description is a little close to home! I am not new to BMW, but it wasn't in my radar for my replacement vehicle. The X1 just stood out for me.

Valencia Orange, 35i, CPO car. Affordable and very fun to drive.
Win Win!

It nailed me perfectly. First BMW, and wasn't even considering trading my GTI, until I saw the price, and experienced the performance.

Camper1 · 08-02-2015, 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Samurai of 2day

Lol, me too... drove off the lot with a brand new, personal build X6 at the age of 29.

Now I'm an old man, so I'm starting to plan out my finances differently now.

Who am I kidding... I have been on the website countless times building a 2015/2016 X6....

Looks like I will NEVER learn, lol.

OK, I'm curious. No sugardaddy unless you're talking candy and lollipops. Recently purchased my first BMW. I'm 4 months from turning the big 60, and I'm a retired gov't employee. So what should I be driving?

newoldbeemer · 08-03-2015, 12:13 AM

1 series, 2 series - single people with good taste in cars
z series, m2 - rich single people with good taste in cars

3 series - married people who have good taste in cars but wish they were still single
m3, m4 - rich married people who have good taste in cars but wish they were still single

4 series - people who buy into stereotypes about 3 series drivers and try to be more exclusive than them while paying the same amount of money

5 series - business people who value comfort
m5 - rich people who really want a muscle car but want a european badge too

6 series - business people who value exclusivity over looks
m6 - rich business people who value exclusivity over looks

7 series - rich old people who don't have good taste in cars

i3 - person who wants to use the HOV lane and not drive a nissan leaf

i8 - rich person who wants to use the HOV lane and not drive a tesla

x3, x5, x6 - soccer moms and dads who want to not drive a Hondyota

x1 - person who tries to be exclusive by buying the car no one else is buying

Samurai of 2day · 08-03-2015, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Camper1

Quote:

Originally Posted by Samurai of 2day

Lol, me too... drove off the lot with a brand new, personal build X6 at the age of 29.

Now I'm an old man, so I'm starting to plan out my finances differently now.

Who am I kidding... I have been on the website countless times building a 2015/2016 X6....

Looks like I will NEVER learn, lol.

OK, I'm curious. No sugardaddy unless you're talking candy and lollipops. Recently purchased my first BMW. I'm 4 months from turning the big 60, and I'm a retired gov't employee. So what should I be driving?

To answer your question, I feel like one should drive a car that suits their personality and taste, as long as they don't over extend themselves financially.

One can find a car from multiple manufacturers within their price range that will suit their personality.

If you are getting ready to hit 60, then you sir have earned the right to drive whatever you want as long as you can afford it! Enjoy life whether you are walking or driving.

dds007 · 08-03-2015, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Camper1

Quote:

Originally Posted by Samurai of 2day

Lol, me too... drove off the lot with a brand new, personal build X6 at the age of 29.

Now I'm an old man, so I'm starting to plan out my finances differently now.

Who am I kidding... I have been on the website countless times building a 2015/2016 X6....

Looks like I will NEVER learn, lol.

OK, I'm curious. No sugardaddy unless you're talking candy and lollipops. Recently purchased my first BMW. I'm 4 months from turning the big 60, and I'm a retired gov't employee. So what should I be driving?

Age 55+ people should be driven in a 7 series, not driving, but driven...

dds007 · 08-03-2015, 10:09 PM

Or just drive whatever you want, just make sure you got the drivers assistance package!

MalibuBimmer · 08-03-2015, 10:42 PM

Sadly the i8 is not eligible for the HOV lane in California. So I guess my car ownership just makes me an old, rich bastard.

Diesel X5 · 08-30-2015, 04:15 PM

Or Just because.

Paladucky · 08-30-2015, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by IEDEI

FIXED!
4 series - don't give a crap about cars, but want to look like they do.

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Originally Posted by dds007

Males 22-30 - Don't know how to invest money elsewhere.

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Originally Posted by newoldbeemer

4 series - people who buy into stereotypes about 3 series drivers and try to be more exclusive than them while paying the same amount of money

I have never been so accurately described in my life.

x5mannn · 08-31-2015, 11:13 AM

What about CPO drivers?
In my case "wanted a large SAV but too scared to buy/ couldn't figure out how to lease without losing my shirt"

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dds007 Lieutenant 411 Rep 463 Posts Drives: F95, F97, F85, F82 Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Honolulu, HI iTrader: (0)	Not going to get specific with the series BMW but just overall percption. BMW Drivers Breakdown by age and gender: Males under 21 - Most likely have rich parents Females under 21 - Most likely have rich parents or a sugardaddy Males 22-30 - Don't know how to invest money elsewhere. Females 22-30 - Don't know how to invest or have a sugardaddy. Males 31-55 - Have or should have established themselves by now. Females 31-40 - Well off husband or sugardaddy. Males 56+ - You should have no excuse and should be driving something "decent" by now in the luxury class. Females 40+ - maybe you worked for it or maybe you just have a sugardaddy.
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newoldbeemer Major 266 Rep 1,093 Posts Drives: 2012 E92 328i Join Date: May 2013 Location: San Jose iTrader: (0)	1 series, 2 series - single people with good taste in cars z series, m2 - rich single people with good taste in cars 3 series - married people who have good taste in cars but wish they were still single m3, m4 - rich married people who have good taste in cars but wish they were still single 4 series - people who buy into stereotypes about 3 series drivers and try to be more exclusive than them while paying the same amount of money 5 series - business people who value comfort m5 - rich people who really want a muscle car but want a european badge too 6 series - business people who value exclusivity over looks m6 - rich business people who value exclusivity over looks 7 series - rich old people who don't have good taste in cars i3 - person who wants to use the HOV lane and not drive a nissan leaf i8 - rich person who wants to use the HOV lane and not drive a tesla x3, x5, x6 - soccer moms and dads who want to not drive a Hondyota x1 - person who tries to be exclusive by buying the car no one else is buying __________________ Has a bad car addiction Last edited by newoldbeemer; 08-03-2015 at 12:21 AM..
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