I've traded my 2005 TL for 2006 BMW 545
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In the meantime good luck to all of you and…do not try to race me out there!
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Originally Posted by Hugh9269
Very intresting, not to bash my beloved TL or a dream 5 Series, but JD Powers came up with different conclusions... Wonder what is the truth??
http://www.jdpower.com/cc/auto/ratin...dsResults.jsp#
http://www.jdpower.com/cc/auto/ratin...dsResults.jsp#
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Originally Posted by levyfresh
My point was that Lexus overall quality of craftsmanship doesn't shit on BMW(not that it wasn't equal or better)...especially based on performance which would certainly be a part of quality...no? As people where making it sound like Lexus versus Kia...By the way if you'd like to make personal references my father and brother have owned BMW there entire life and are BMW customers for life(does that make my point more valid as you thought it did for yours?)
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Originally Posted by ndabunka
Nikko - Has BMW done anything about that center arm rest? I know that when I looked the the 530i in Dec of '04 that all they had there was some cheap-looking (and feeling) plastic covering the cneter armrest. Having come from a 740iL previously (that I LOVED until it got over 100K in miles), I was TRUELY dissapointed in the interior quality. Please tell me the inside is nice (quality/luruxy) again so that I will once again have faith in BMW's...
I am very pleased with the interior quality, the only thing I am still working to adjust to is the cold and spartan interior that is so typical to german cars.
Once again, very impressed by interior quality!
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Originally Posted by Seattle Cl-S
...don't try to race me out there either - my buddies 545 never even comes close to my CLS or my V
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Sweet choice, but i dont tthink the luxus comes with 6mt. That is why in my opinion TL 6mt >>> lexus gs. But the s4 is a sweet ride. U get the B6 or the b4 model?
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Originally Posted by apwalsh
I think that performance and quality are two different things. I also think that most people are referring to reliability when they say quality, and Lexus is leagues ahead of BMW in that department.
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Very hard to believe this....545 is low 5 sec if not less.....
What is your source? Curious.
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Originally Posted by levyfresh
Agreed on the reliability front...but I believe that performance is certainly a part of quality...how could it not be?
Then again, some people define the quality of a car by it's level of performance, which is understandable, but it's still not the same really.
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Originally Posted by Xpditor
If true, that would be impressive. Although the TL has turned in 5.1 and 5.6 in some mag testing.
What is your source? Curious.
What is your source? Curious.
They say 0-60mph in 5.5 sec and 1/4 mile in 14.1 sec but this is very conservative as other mag testing turned out to be 0-60 5 sec flat.
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Originally Posted by apwalsh
A car of shitty quality can perform well, as a car of great quality can perform poorly.
Then again, some people define the quality of a car by it's level of performance, which is understandable, but it's still not the same really.
Then again, some people define the quality of a car by it's level of performance, which is understandable, but it's still not the same really.
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Originally Posted by nikko
Very hard to believe this....545 is low 5 sec if not less.....
The CLS has a blower...runs 13.4@105. I'd be about six car lengths ahead by the end of the 1/4 mile. A race for 20 feet might be a little different since I wouldn't be able to hook up as well as a RWD car.
As for the CTS-V...well, different league in terms of performance than the 545.
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Originally Posted by nikko
http://www.caranddriver.com/article....rticle_id=8011
They say 0-60mph in 5.5 sec and 1/4 mile in 14.1 sec but this is very conservative as other mag testing turned out to be 0-60 5 sec flat.
They say 0-60mph in 5.5 sec and 1/4 mile in 14.1 sec but this is very conservative as other mag testing turned out to be 0-60 5 sec flat.
You do realize that 0-60 has alot to do with traction right? An Evo or STI hits 0-60 in less than 5 seconds. Does that mean that the Evo/STI could pull from a 545 on a highway roll though? Nope...though in this example it would be close. The number you need to be looking at is the 1/4 mile trap speed.
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Originally Posted by Seattle Cl-S
The CLS has a blower...runs 13.4@105. I'd be about six car lengths ahead by the end of the 1/4 mile. A race for 20 feet might be a little different since I wouldn't be able to hook up as well as a RWD car.
As for the CTS-V...well, different league in terms of performance than the 545.
As for the CTS-V...well, different league in terms of performance than the 545.
I was talking about stock cars....I wonder what would happen if a 545 would be modified..it would turn out into a highway monster!
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Originally Posted by nikko
Ok guys, I have my flame suit on…just in case. I’ve traded my 6 months old TL for the new BMW 545. While I still believe that 3G TL is a very nice car I refrain myself to compare it to 545 as they are from different leagues. It’s true that I paid more money for this one but you get what you pay for.
Just for the record here is why I got rid of my TL:
1. Very annoying rattles.
2. Driveline vibrations.
3. Annoying lack of low end torque.
4. Clumsy automatic transmission.
5. Torque steer under hard acceleration.
6. Cheap paint.
I am sure that once Acura will address and solve all the above the TL will be the brightest bulb in the tree.
In the meantime good luck to all of you and…do not try to race me out there!
Just for the record here is why I got rid of my TL:
1. Very annoying rattles.
2. Driveline vibrations.
3. Annoying lack of low end torque.
4. Clumsy automatic transmission.
5. Torque steer under hard acceleration.
6. Cheap paint.
I am sure that once Acura will address and solve all the above the TL will be the brightest bulb in the tree.
In the meantime good luck to all of you and…do not try to race me out there!
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Originally Posted by nikko
http://www.caranddriver.com/article....rticle_id=8011
They say 0-60mph in 5.5 sec and 1/4 mile in 14.1 sec but this is very conservative as other mag testing turned out to be 0-60 5 sec flat.
They say 0-60mph in 5.5 sec and 1/4 mile in 14.1 sec but this is very conservative as other mag testing turned out to be 0-60 5 sec flat.
Not bad. 1/10 sec quicker for only $24,000 more. Their dimensions are almost identical. Road & Track tested a TL and a BMW 530 and found that the TL out-handled the lighter (than 545) in slalom and in grip.
Yesterday, I priced a 530 BMW with the same options as my TL. The Bimmer came to $60,000.
I have a BMW. I love them. All things equal, I would rather have a BMW.
But, alas, all things are NOT equal. Especially price.
If money were no consideration, I would probably have 2 or 3 BMWs in the stable.
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Originally Posted by Xpditor
Hmm. Nice! That's for a 6 MT. The same testers got 5.6 sec 0-60 for a 2004 TL with a 6MT.
Not bad. 1/10 sec quicker for only $24,000 more. Their dimensions are almost identical. Road & Track tested a TL and a BMW 530 and found that the TL out-handled the lighter (than 545) in slalom and in grip.
Yesterday, I priced a 530 BMW with the same options as my TL. The Bimmer came to $60,000.
I have a BMW. I love them. All things equal, I would rather have a BMW.
But, alas, all things are NOT equal. Especially price.
If money were no consideration, I would probably have 2 or 3 BMWs in the stable.
Not bad. 1/10 sec quicker for only $24,000 more. Their dimensions are almost identical. Road & Track tested a TL and a BMW 530 and found that the TL out-handled the lighter (than 545) in slalom and in grip.
Yesterday, I priced a 530 BMW with the same options as my TL. The Bimmer came to $60,000.
I have a BMW. I love them. All things equal, I would rather have a BMW.
But, alas, all things are NOT equal. Especially price.
If money were no consideration, I would probably have 2 or 3 BMWs in the stable.
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Can you post the article/link that says TL out-handled BMW 530?
They were tested in the same issue (April 2004) but not side by side. It was at the same test site under the same conditions with the same testers, however- it was not a comparison article per se.
The Acura TL:
http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....&page_number=1
The 530i:
http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....&page_number=1
It is most informative if you download the two data pages- the data graphs- for direct comparison. The comments are also very interesting. These are experienced sports car drivers. They were amazed at the competence of the FWD TL. It had better grip and better speed in the slalom although they were close. They were also close in their handling characteristics: moderate understeer.
Subjectively, I think I agree with most folks who drive both that the BMW has more familiar and comfortable characteristics that we RWDrivers are used to. We like to be able to hang the tail out with the throttle. I suspect that's because it's how we learned and it's fun. It turns out that it doesn't seem to get the car to the finish line any faster.
So we can feel good or we can win (in the case of these two cars, anyway.)
I should also mention that the TL had an obvious power advantage over the BMW.
Neither do I extrapolate that the results would be the same with a 330i. I just don't know.
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This thread is really popular now but i just gotta say some things first though. A lexus is not above a BMW. What are u smoking? I guess in terms of like luxury then Lexus is above BMW as BMW is not really into luxury but more into sportiness. Also, there is no way a TL could handle better than a 530. A 530 is a heavy car but still it is a RWD... And last, 545i are very fast cars, u cant say that they are not in the same league as the CTS-V. CTS-V is a nice car but i think the 545 can def keep up with the Caddy bc the Caddy is a heavier car. Plus on the track, well caddies suck (bc its an american car). And the CL-S... well that's a ricer car, man. I think the speed capability of that car is amazing but still it dosnt matter if its faster. The 545 is the highest class in the BMW 5 series. With a ss released from Dinan, the 545 will fly. BUt then again, 545 isnt supposed to be like that.
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Originally Posted by Xpditor
Of course.
They were tested in the same issue (April 2004) but not side by side. It was at the same test site under the same conditions with the same testers, however- it was not a comparison article per se.
The Acura TL:
http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....&page_number=1
The 5301:
http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....&page_number=1
It is most informative if you download the two data pages- the data graphs- for direct comparison. The comments are also very interesting. These are experienced sports car drivers. They were amazed at the competence of the FWD TL. It had better grip and better speed in the slalom although they were close. They were also close in their handling characteristics: moderate understeer.
Subjectively, I think I agree with most folks who drive both that the BMW has more familiar and comfortable characteristics that we RWDrivers are used to. We like to be able to hang the tail out with the throttle. I suspect that's because it's how we learned and it's fun. It turns out that it doesn't seem to get the car to the finish line any faster.
So we can feel good or we can win (in the case of these two cars, anyway.)
I should also mention that the TL had an obvious power advantage over the BMW.
Neither do I extrapolate that the results would be the same with a 330i. I just don't know.
They were tested in the same issue (April 2004) but not side by side. It was at the same test site under the same conditions with the same testers, however- it was not a comparison article per se.
The Acura TL:
http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....&page_number=1
The 5301:
http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....&page_number=1
It is most informative if you download the two data pages- the data graphs- for direct comparison. The comments are also very interesting. These are experienced sports car drivers. They were amazed at the competence of the FWD TL. It had better grip and better speed in the slalom although they were close. They were also close in their handling characteristics: moderate understeer.
Subjectively, I think I agree with most folks who drive both that the BMW has more familiar and comfortable characteristics that we RWDrivers are used to. We like to be able to hang the tail out with the throttle. I suspect that's because it's how we learned and it's fun. It turns out that it doesn't seem to get the car to the finish line any faster.
So we can feel good or we can win (in the case of these two cars, anyway.)
I should also mention that the TL had an obvious power advantage over the BMW.
Neither do I extrapolate that the results would be the same with a 330i. I just don't know.
It's a bit strange to learn that FWD out-handles RWD. I do know one thing though:
I pushed my TL above 50 mph on a very sharp on-ramp and it oversteered to the point where I freaked out. Same on-ramp but this time with my new 545, I did close to 60mph and the car was solid like a tank, not even a bit of body roll.
It is beyond me that a car that has 68/32 weight distribution ratio will out-handle a car that is 50/50 weight distribution.
Anyways, I don't try to prove anything, this was my
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It's a bit strange to learn that FWD out-handles RWD. I do know one thing though:
I pushed my TL above 50 mph on a very sharp on-ramp and it oversteered to the point where I freaked out. Same on-ramp but this time with my new 545, I did close to 60mph and the car was solid like a tank, not even a bit of body roll.
It is beyond me that a car that has 68/32 weight distribution ratio will out-handle a car that is 50/50 weight distribution.
Anyways, I don't try to prove anything, this was my
I pushed my TL above 50 mph on a very sharp on-ramp and it oversteered to the point where I freaked out. Same on-ramp but this time with my new 545, I did close to 60mph and the car was solid like a tank, not even a bit of body roll.
It is beyond me that a car that has 68/32 weight distribution ratio will out-handle a car that is 50/50 weight distribution.
Anyways, I don't try to prove anything, this was my
IMHO the TL competes very well aganist 525-530 but not a 545. Enjoy the new ride and don't worry about what anybody else thinks.
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Originally Posted by Ga_Tech_TL
This thread is really popular now but i just gotta say some things first though. A lexus is not above a BMW. What are u smoking? I guess in terms of like luxury then Lexus is above BMW as BMW is not really into luxury but more into sportiness. Also, there is no way a TL could handle better than a 530. A 530 is a heavy car but still it is a RWD... And last, 545i are very fast cars, u cant say that they are not in the same league as the CTS-V. CTS-V is a nice car but i think the 545 can def keep up with the Caddy bc the Caddy is a heavier car. Plus on the track, well caddies suck (bc its an american car). And the CL-S... well that's a ricer car, man. I think the speed capability of that car is amazing but still it dosnt matter if its faster. The 545 is the highest class in the BMW 5 series. With a ss released from Dinan, the 545 will fly. BUt then again, 545 isnt supposed to be like that.
Just for your info, the CTS-V's handling is on par with the E46 M3 and the E39 M5. It also weighs over 200lbs less than the M5. EVERY article out there states this. The V does the 1/4 in 13.1@109 and pulls 0.90 G's bone stock. So, unless you're saying the 545 can beat those two benchmarks then your facts are waaaaaaaaay off.
http://motortrend.com/roadtests/seda...io/index7.html
http://www.caranddriver.com/article....&page_number=1
Caddies suck on the track? Tell that to the losers in the SCCA (RS6, Vipers, Saleen).
http://www.code-v.com/press/2004/031904.htm
Since when did a CL become a 'ricer car'??? Just b/c it's japanese owned? I always though 'ricer' denoted rediculous body kits and neon lights. How can a stock car with rims be 'ricer'?
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It's not your father's Cadillac.
Preach it, brother.
Don't underestimate those CTSs.
Just watch an SCCA race or check the numbers for the CTS-V. It's competition is Corvettes and cars in that league.
It's not your father's Cadillac. (to purloin a phrase)
Don't underestimate those CTSs.
Just watch an SCCA race or check the numbers for the CTS-V. It's competition is Corvettes and cars in that league.
It's not your father's Cadillac. (to purloin a phrase)
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Um i never said that they can beat the V. I said that the 545 can keep up with it. Wait a minute and let me go ask some guiys on a diff forum about the CTS v and the e46 m3's par handling performances. That shit was heavy as hell when i drove it. Fast, cenrtainly but quck aroudn the conrner.... no. Again, i never said the 545 is faster. And a m5 would smoke the V. Now we are talking about diff leagues. 500 hp, v10, 7 spd smg...
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Yes, CL-S is a ricer car bc is a jap. NO offense or anything but i never considered hondas as luxury cars until they came out w/ the 3rd gen TL and the RL. A stock CL-S isnt even close to being as fast as a 545. Dont even talk about modding bc with the right money u can do anything to the bimmer. Again, im not offending the CLS but still its no german.
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Originally Posted by levyfresh
Thats a little to subjective...From what your saying...The performance of the suspension, Motor, brakes,etc. aren't a factor in the quality of the product...Damn I wonder why I didn't just go out and buy a Hyundai XG or a toyota corolla
The bottom line is quality is an adjective used to describe something, and performance is a noun. They are not the same thing technically, but I thought I made it clear that I underdstand that some people define the quality of a car by its performance. That doesn't make them the same thing.
You didn't go out and buy a XG or Corolla because you wanted more performance, and probably more luxury, neither of which equate to quality.
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Originally Posted by Ga_Tech_TL
This thread is really popular now but i just gotta say some things first though. A lexus is not above a BMW. What are u smoking? I guess in terms of like luxury then Lexus is above BMW as BMW is not really into luxury but more into sportiness. Also, there is no way a TL could handle better than a 530. A 530 is a heavy car but still it is a RWD... And last, 545i are very fast cars, u cant say that they are not in the same league as the CTS-V. CTS-V is a nice car but i think the 545 can def keep up with the Caddy bc the Caddy is a heavier car. Plus on the track, well caddies suck (bc its an american car). And the CL-S... well that's a ricer car, man. I think the speed capability of that car is amazing but still it dosnt matter if its faster. .
Originally Posted by Ga_Tech_TL
The 545 is the highest class in the BMW 5 series. With a ss released from Dinan, the 545 will fly. BUt then again, 545 isnt supposed to be like that.
Lexus has better reliability than a BMW was the only thing I saw anyone say. Not that the Lexus is above the BMW completely, just at least that category.
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Originally Posted by apwalsh
The continued performance of the suspension, motor and brakes would directly relate to quality or reliability, but performance is a different thing altogether. Hyundai's and Toyota's have excellent quality and reliability.
The bottom line is quality is an adjective used to describe something, and performance is a noun. They are not the same thing technically, but I thought I made it clear that I underdstand that some people define the quality of a car by its performance. That doesn't make them the same thing.
You didn't go out and buy a XG or Corolla because you wanted more performance, and probably more luxury, neither of which equate to quality.
The bottom line is quality is an adjective used to describe something, and performance is a noun. They are not the same thing technically, but I thought I made it clear that I underdstand that some people define the quality of a car by its performance. That doesn't make them the same thing.
You didn't go out and buy a XG or Corolla because you wanted more performance, and probably more luxury, neither of which equate to quality.
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The 545 is not keeping up with the V. They are not in the same league as far as performance.
What does this mean? You just said the BMW was more into sportiness, and then this? It sounds like you are saying that the BMW is not meant to be tuned, but if it's more into sportiness than luxury, why not?
Lexus has better reliability than a BMW was the only thing I saw anyone say. Not that the Lexus is above the BMW completely, just at least that category.
What does this mean? You just said the BMW was more into sportiness, and then this? It sounds like you are saying that the BMW is not meant to be tuned, but if it's more into sportiness than luxury, why not?
Lexus has better reliability than a BMW was the only thing I saw anyone say. Not that the Lexus is above the BMW completely, just at least that category.
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The V's 0-60 is 4.6 seconds and hits the 1/4 in 13.1@109. The 545 would lose about 6 car lengths on every straightaway around a road course. It was also lose ground in every corner because the V can pull 0.9G's. If that doesn't put it in a different league as the 545 then I guess you're also saying there is no reason to buy a M3 or M5 either.
I also stated earlier that the V is comparable to the E39 M5 in terms of performance, not the new 500hp beast. That machine truly is in a class of its own.
Sorry about the thread hijack. I just can't stand misinformation and BMW > * attitudes. The 545 is an amazing machine both inside and out. This is true of their entire lineup. But you can't just go about spouting that there is nothing else that can keep up with one just because you happen to like the brand. Reality check.
I also stated earlier that the V is comparable to the E39 M5 in terms of performance, not the new 500hp beast. That machine truly is in a class of its own.
Sorry about the thread hijack. I just can't stand misinformation and BMW > * attitudes. The 545 is an amazing machine both inside and out. This is true of their entire lineup. But you can't just go about spouting that there is nothing else that can keep up with one just because you happen to like the brand. Reality check.
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well at least we got that cleared. No way is the V comparable to the new M5. I think the e39 M5 still gets the V though as there are several races posted on the site and shows clearly who the winner is. I do like the Caddy but i wouldnt say taht it is a true performance racing car bc of the fact that it is a muscle car. Sorry but BMW >>> Caddy, the two brands really cant be compared as BMW is german and Caddy is another American brand. 545 is really in the middle of it all. Its got similar numbers as the e46 m3 so i would say that its in the same league as the V. The V just has the torque and hp advantage. If with right mods like dual exhaust and weight reduction, the 545 should be right there with the V. And the thread was hijacked so long ago so dont really feel sorry abou it
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Originally Posted by levyfresh
Um ok lets put this argument to rest cause we are on a different page...but to correct you quality is a noun and an adjective....Its a noun which means degree of excellence...also if you read the various reports posted...quality is not the issue presented...dependability is...big difference
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that was my original point...let me amend that last statement...Quality was not the ONLY issue...dependability was...big difference. Anyway Nice car Nikko!!
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Well if performance is part of quality then dependability would have to be also. You can't have it both ways!
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Right church, wrong pew.
If you guys want to discuss BMWs and Cadillacs, do it over in Car Talk, as I suggested before.
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