BMW 525iSE | Ford Granada/Scorpio 2.9i Ghia | Volvo 940 Estates 🚙 1992
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- In the UK few executive estates cars were available in 1992.
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Volvo was mentioned but I do not recall it as part of the review.
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Source Media: VHS
Picture Format: PAL 4:3
Audio: Stereo HiFi
Location: London
First transmitted: 1992
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Wish I could go back in time to these days - so much simpler.
My father own one. Actually the fist generation and the second. Big cars with comfy seats and nice driving.
3rd gen 5 series beamer wins every time. Still love the hefty rear lamp cluster. Superb styling!
Yeah I just sold my E34 saloon and I miss it big time lol
Volvo 940 is the best estate ever.
940 !!!! и только ОНА.
My mum actually had a 520i years ago she got given for free.. only got rid when it needed a whole new exhaust (at a cost of £1000) and running costs..
You forgot about Volvo, the winner.
Yess
Probably the only one still driving
I love to watch this old Jeremy Clarkson reviews just prof how wrong he was.
Not as safe though, these were designed before the early to mid 90's jump in safety. An e39 or Volvo 850 for instance would decimate any of these cars in a crash,
What about the vulva?
what's the 4tyh car a Camry?
Those BMW E34 Touring double sunroofs do have a tendence to LEEAAAAAKKK... Changed the seal around it, something dealers usually refuses to do, extremely frustrating job.
Yeah, I'd avoid that TBH. Did they do a conventional single version too?
@@user-sf7kl9uh7k Yeah, they have normal sunroof and my prefered one if I had the choice, no sunroof. As changed many sills on E34s from the rust that is caused by the drainage tubes from the sunroof, a big killer of this model
Is that Phil Lynott?
Do you also have the Volvo segment?
Will have a look but don't recall the Volvo was reviewed as such
@@BlueDeepSeas then why did you put it in the title?
Good Dogging Wagon's
£24000 for a BMW in 1992......😬😬😬
Thats like £45k for an estate in today's money 👀
Inflation is a thing
HAMMOND!
if it was an mk2 granada id have that but not the jelly scorpio thing
Have a Granada mk2 and a E34 as showen in this video, both sedans though, great cars
Was this 1994 ?
Autumn, 1992
@@BlueDeepSeas I was overseas for several of these years , so I missed all this .
Funny watching this as in 2022 you still ocassionally see a BMW e34, whereas these granadas are long gone in car graveyards.
The last time I saw a mark 3 Ford Granada was about 5 years ago at petrol station near were I was working. Cars that were once common just seem to stick out.
But those Volvo 940 wagons are still everywhere in the United States.
Thoose crappy BMWs and Fords are gone now.. The Volvos still rolling and everything in a Volvo is better than thoose shitty E34 BMWs.
On bad roads the E34 shifts from understeer to oversteer.. I remember driving a Volvo for the first time on bad roads. 40-50% higher speed in the corners with safe driving..
that is a scorpio !!!!!
Nope.. It was badged Granada in the UK the top model was the Scorpio.
Ile take the ford usud to work on volves they rubbish mates used to work on bmws and they are worse and still are prove me wrong like all german cars go on the internet ask about faults with these well built cars
Mhh Volvo for me
Ford over Volvo 😆 and i guess you also prefer Fiat over Ferarri.
i have a 535i manual bmw 1991, 341000kms. Engine never been open runs like a clock. More reliable than your space bar.
@@xsduprwd3937 I knew a mechanic who worked at BMW he said never touch a BMW without full service history above 100,000 miles.
@@xsduprwd3937 E34s are absolutely not reliable and even if by some miracle you think yours is, it's absolutely not the norm. Compare how many E34s are on the road compared to say a W124 E Class. Almost none. Shocking electrics, awful build quality and absolute dogs for gearboxes they are utter junk. They look nice parked on the side of the road which is as far as most of them go.
E34 was brilliant. Ford was dreadful, drank fuel,wallowed like a drunken pig and the interior was nasty cheap and creaky.
Nope,ford was the best by far