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Re: 325is v. 325i?

You want to remember that the is is about .5 in shorter than the i.
When I bought my 318i, I test drove the 318is, and I could not get
comfortable. So if you're a little on the tall side... 

> 
> >>Bryan Chow writes:
> 
>  Bryan> In article <941019221445_71307.2616_FHV41-1@domain.elided>,
>  Bryan> Y. Iftissa <71307.2616@domain.elided> wrote:
>  >> I'm planning to buy a '94 BMW 325.  Apart from the obvious (i.e.,
>  >> an extra door :-), are there any performance or handling
>  >> differences between the 325i and the 325is?  Is there any reason
>  >> why either model is preferable to the other?  All advice
>  >> welcome...and thanks!
> 
> 	The "is" used to have leather all around while the "i" did not?
> 
>  Bryan> In case you're interested, there will be a 4-door M3 next
>  Bryan> year.  Probably available in both stick and auto.
> 
> 	Yuk :-(  Loose the auto  and put in traction control for
> 	us in the northeast!!!
> 
> 							- Mustie
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