Hello, my name is Leslie and I am a car-o-holic

I must confess. I just bought a 2001 Laguna Seca Blue M3. I love it. And yes, I still have the red 2006 S4. I love it too. I am one person with two ridiculously great cars. It's a pretty decadent situation, to be one person with two great cars, but the giddy happiness I get every time I see them parked together in the garage and the sheer joy I get from driving both of them is well worth the monetary stupidity.

So here she is, "Little Blue," as she's being called for now, parked against a beautiful Colorado day.

I haven't done any mods on her yet – save for the black/laguna seca blue roundel overlays – but a trip this coming week to see my friends at BimmerHaus should remedy that situation. Tires? Brakes? Suspension? Exhaust? Cosmetic upgrades? I'll keep you up to date.

Needless to say, my acquisition of Little Blue means that the S4 will be retired from track duty. While I'm sad to put her out to pasture, I'm excited to continue my learning in the M3. I think she'll be a great teacher.

So, watch out boys – you may have escaped being passed by the big red sedan, but I've got a new, obnoxiously bright car with which to come after you. See ya' in my rear-view mirror. ;-)

Comments

[Leslie - The Wizard of Osborne]

Always! The S4 will always be fun in the twisties...and particularly in the snow. :-) Given the weather we've had in Denver, she's been out and about quite a bit!

[German Cars]

Just be sure to give the S4 some love now and again on a switchback or two ;o).

[Matt]

Ahhh! Car looks great. I miss it, a little bit. But I have a this grey beast to console me.

So far, only a few cosmetic mods - black bits to replace some of the chrome, same as I did on the e46, but we'll see what the future holds.

What did you have done to it at Bimmerhaus? I was there the other day and they told me they had seen 'Blue.