Porsche 928 V8 in 1996 A6?

[P. Stegawski]

I agree that a high milage E32 750 is a good car to buy if you don't care
about money. However, in defense of the other E32's that were available in
US (735, 740), they are definitly good cars. My father's 735i has 240K
miles on the original engine and transmission (auto) and it still pulls
strong and is a lot of fun to drive. His being the short body style (i as
opposed to iL) and it handles incredibly for a large cars with stock
suspension - much better then my 200TQ (also stock as far as suspension
goes) He is thinking about upgrading to a 740i and as long as the engine
has been replaced it should be a good buy, and a real fast car.

Peter
'90 200TQ

On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, TM wrote:

> DON'T buy a E32! Some of the worst cars that BMW ever made, it seems,
> horrible
> reliability in the V-12s especially and they are extremely expensive to
> fix.
>
> I wouldn't consider a 7 series of any generation considering they have
> been
> rather notorious for electrical problems since the E12s and continuing
> through
> the E38s. The new E65s are probably even worse, considering how much
> stuff they
> packed into that car.
>
> I'm sure that some people have perfect cars that buck this trend, but
> the big
> Bimmers are not something that you want to get into unless you really
> know what you're
> doing.
>
> Taka
>
>