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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
- Checking out the Ultimate Driving Experience in Philly and driving the new 5 series!
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Yea I'm stuck between wrapping mine voodoo blue or some kind of blue. They look so good. Either that or frozen black
Yeah can’t go wrong with frozen black. Blue would be more unique for sure!
Not a bad event I may try doing an M track day in the future.
The new 5 rear end reminds me of a toyota haha the front looks good. I'm scared of all these new car designs 😂
Yeah I’ve done the M track days in the past and they were definitely a lot of fun. Haha yeah it kinda does as well
Hey sundeep. Love the car bro! Can you relate to the confusing bus lanes in nyc? For a second I thought I can stop in the offset lane to pick up and drop off but then I found out that it’s only for curbside 😭
Thanks man! Yeah I’ve heard NYC bus lanes are more strict. In Philly we have a lot of loading zones for stopping
Hey, been watching all your videos. Why did you go with the sport seats instead of the carbon buckets for your 2nd M3?
Thanks for the support! The primary reason was I picked up this car used for a great price, and it had all the other options I wanted.
How long do you usually warm her up? Let’s say if you’re in a hurry like having to move your car fast. Do you just start and immediately go? What do you think the proper way is to immediately leaving? Wait at least 10 seconds?
I usually use the remote start function to let it warm up for 3-5 minutes and drive it slow until it warms up more before driving it hard. If I have to move it fast I just drive it very slow
@@sundeepm3 do you think starting it and immediately putting it drive but not actually giving it gas is okay?
If you had to move it immediately, I think that would be okay. But ideally at least a minute to let the motor/transmission warm up a bit would be best