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5k miles between oil changes is way too long? With all due respect, it's 2025 and the synthetic oil technology has progressed ton from back in the day. Go take an oil sample at 5k miles and send it for analysis and it will show it's got quite a lot of life left. Obviously it's your car, do...

I'm the complete opposite. I've never really understood why people dislike them so much unless you're tall and need the headroom. I can't imagine anyone is actually driving theses cars in a manner where the tiny bit of extra weight from a sunroof is a problem. And I've never ever had a problem...

Must be tough slumming it in your $100k soon to be classic performance sedan lol

Sorry I forgot to update the post, but they sold a few weeks ago.

Made a friend at Saratoga Race Course

Wait, do the 2025s not have the little switches to control the HUD on the left of the steering wheel?

No, it's a manual so it doesn't.

This is me lol. That's my parents’ house and I stay with them when I travel up there for work. My mom mentioned you stopped by.

I always get a kick out of grown men arguing on an internet message board about meaningless shit.

What does this event entail? I’m local-ish-ish and would consider making the drive for the weekend.

Never had an issue with the AC. And the ventilated seats are just that, ventilated, not cooled. I’ve never sat in a ventilated seats that really felt like much. That said, they do a fine job at keeping my back from sweating in the summer.

Bought these and never installed them. Decided that a carbon splitter around NYC might not be the best idea. GM Part numbers 84490400 and 84490401. $1250 OBO SOLD

Just FYI, I have an OEM spoiler I've never put on my car. I might be selling my BW soon and would obviously then need to get rid of the spoiler too.

I was thinking about getting a Honda manual as a daily too. Right now I have a GTI that needed to be automatic at the time because my wife needed to drive it. I'm kind of considering selling both my GTI and BW and getting an E36 M3 for the weekends and maybe a Civic Si as a daily.

I had a US spec '95 M3 for a few years before I got the Blackwing. I think this time I'd want to get the completely full fat version if possible. There’s something about the novelty of having a Euro spec in the US that I like.

The Blackwing is already my second car. I daily a GTI, and because I put like 40,000 miles on my car each year for work and do tons of driving in NYC, I didn't want the Blackwing to be my daily.

I've had my Blackwing for almost two years now and it's the best all around car I've ever had. But I don't think it's the most fun car I've ever had. The tall gearing and instant speed makes it difficult to really enjoy it on the street. I don't really have the time (or quite frankly the skill)...

Is that what you guys called it back then? I think the kids say Netflix and chill nowadays.