My Bonneville landed in Germany
03-08-2008, 05:59 PM
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Glad to see she made it there safe and sound! Did you have the extra set of rims shipped in the trunk?
03-09-2008, 03:55 AM
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Originally Posted by 1995BvSSE
That car is gorgeous! I'd trade mine for that in a heartbeat.
So the engineer in me has to ask: if it breaks down, you'd be waiting a little while for parts?
So the engineer in me has to ask: if it breaks down, you'd be waiting a little while for parts?
The Bonneville is just my favourite car. You really get everything and for a little price compared to european cars. Plus the cars have much more charisma
03-09-2008, 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by skunk66
Originally Posted by 1995BvSSE
That car is gorgeous! I'd trade mine for that in a heartbeat.
So the engineer in me has to ask: if it breaks down, you'd be waiting a little while for parts?
So the engineer in me has to ask: if it breaks down, you'd be waiting a little while for parts?
The Bonneville is just my favourite car. You really get everything and for a little price compared to european cars. Plus the cars have much more charisma
03-10-2008, 01:56 PM
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My brother-in-law lives just outside Nuernberg and I couldn't imagine an American car fitting through the local streets. His Audi A3 is almost too big. 
You seem to have experience driving these cars on German roads, so how do you do it?
You seem to have experience driving these cars on German roads, so how do you do it?
03-11-2008, 02:22 AM
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I am used to drive big cars since i had my first Bonneville and i drove a 93 Buick Park Avenue for almost 3 years. Its funny when i go to some places and the Bonne is always the biggest car on the lot cause it seems to be even bigger then most of the 7 Series from BMW.
For the last 2 years i drove a 91 Chevy Beretta which i bought for only $ 1200 with only 23000 miles on it. Nobody knew about that car or what it is so this way i got it really cheap but it was a great car. Never had any problems with it but i always wanted another Bonneville again cause o the comfort and size. You always feel like you are driving an Airplane. I met this lady a few weeks ago who drives an Opel Corsa which is the size of the Bonneville Hood HAHA So she was really shocked about the bonne size
The Shipping was actually real cheap and did cost $ 700 from Jersey to Germany.
For the last 2 years i drove a 91 Chevy Beretta which i bought for only $ 1200 with only 23000 miles on it. Nobody knew about that car or what it is so this way i got it really cheap but it was a great car. Never had any problems with it but i always wanted another Bonneville again cause o the comfort and size. You always feel like you are driving an Airplane. I met this lady a few weeks ago who drives an Opel Corsa which is the size of the Bonneville Hood HAHA
So she was really shocked about the bonne size The Shipping was actually real cheap and did cost $ 700 from Jersey to Germany.