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08-02-2012, 01:07 AM | #11 | |||
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Never found the seating position in either of my B series a problem nor when I drive the bosses FG either, I actually found with the leather trim in my F6 and the FG that the seats were great for comfort, feel and positioning. There is a chasm of difference between the way the B series and the FG drives and feels driving, almost revolutionary compared. FG styling is very different to the B series, it is softened a little, and side by side they don't even come close to looking like the same car, I find Euro's and exotics very much keep the same styling, couldn't tell the difference between BMW's, no out there changes, I'm a massive Lambo fan and if that wasn't the case I wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the models.
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