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Old 15-03-2023, 08:25 PM   #22
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Yeah the BMW does sound good ill be honest. So understated in the looks too.

RS6 just does it for me
If we go back to a similar era. C6 RS6 with the 5L V10 is even better than the current gen imo
That whole era was amazing when you look back at it.

The three Germans throwing punches at each other resulted in some crazy engines. I mean, who would have thought someone would ever want or need a twin turbo V10, a 8000rpm V10 or a 6.3 V8 in a family wagon.
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