[duyh]

just came here to take my dads car in for a oil change its my first time here and damn i have to say it beats bmw of bellevue by a long shot service is so good its like your going to a fancy restaurant or a 5 star hotel and they have fruits and muffins for you to enjoy theres like a cafe too and they have wii and xbox 360 the dealership is effin huge its like 7 times the size of bmw i saw the new isf too they have like 3 of them inside not that much different from the is350 besides the f badges seats arent as comfortable as the m3 and the stearing wheel is not thick enough it doesnt look too bad in person though anyways thats my experience

[xT4iw4n3zx]

You know, for the son of a father wealthy enough to own a BMW, you sure do have a lack of grammar. -____-, I mean come on! How can you write that ENTIRE thing without capitalizing or adding in ANY grammar! Commas and periods don't register themselves in your hollow mind?

Sorry, I just have a pet-peeve against lazy people who don't bother to improve their English, given such a good background.

[duyh]

I'm just too lazy to. I only punctuate and capitalize when I'm writing essays for school. I'm not a boater, I'm actually one of the most Americanized Asian you will ever meet. Anyways, I think I do quite well in school I had a 3.89 cumulative and I got into UW honors, so I must be doing something right.

[ala012]

Yea..Lexus had best customer service. That's one of reason people purchase the Lexus.
My parents have owned two Lexus, one Mercedes and two BMWs. Lexus is best.
However, I love the quality of 335i !

[TWiTCHY]

I love passing by their dealership and looking at the cars parked at the corner. I think a couple days ago I saw a yellow Z3

[scollins]

I'm at the dealer once, maybe twice a YEAR, so frankly I don't factor that too much into my buying decision. But if I did spend a lot of time at the dealer, it would matter to me more. Of course, if I am spending more time at the dealer, then there is a problem. So it is a catch-22.......

And xT4iw4n3zx beat me to the other comments. My wife and I were just discussing this earlier today. Personally, I'd take the time to put in good grammar, spelling and punctuation. Many employers these days are doing internet searches on new applicants. Imagine how they'd rate a candidate that doesn't bother with capitalization, paragraphs or punctuation? It can't help, and it can surely hurt your chances. Besides, practice makes perfect.

Anymore, I'm getting to the point where I'm not going to even bother trying to read or comprehend it.

[Septro]

Has anyone seen the plans for the BMW Seattle new facility near the stadiums downtown? It supposed to make the Lexus of Bellevue facility look like a used car lot when it opens in 2009.

[vAnt826]

Originally Posted by Septro

Has anyone seen the plans for the BMW Seattle new facility near the stadiums downtown? It supposed to make the Lexus of Bellevue facility look like a used car lot when it opens in 2009.

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Keep dreaming.

Lexus of Bellevue will always be KING in WA. BMW Seattle will never hold a candle to it.

I am very happy to see however that BMW of Bellevue will be losing it's volume over Seattle. That and I'm about 5 minutes away from the new dealership

[Flea7]

Originally Posted by duyh

I'm just too lazy to. I only punctuate and capitalize when I'm writing essays for school. I'm not a boater, I'm actually one of the most Americanized Asian you will ever meet. Anyways, I think I do quite well in school I had a 3.89 cumulative and I got into UW honors, so I must be doing something right.

Nerd!...................................

[LPJ8888]

Originally Posted by xT4iw4n3zx

You know, for the son of a father wealthy enough to own a BMW, you sure do have a lack of grammar. -____-, I mean come on! How can you write that ENTIRE thing without capitalizing or adding in ANY grammar! Commas and periods don't register themselves in your hollow mind?

Sorry, I just have a pet-peeve against lazy people who don't bother to improve their English, given such a good background.

this is not an eng forum!

[hun77777]

Originally Posted by Septro

Has anyone seen the plans for the BMW Seattle new facility near the stadiums downtown? It supposed to make the Lexus of Bellevue facility look like a used car lot when it opens in 2009.

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yay! no more struggling over narrow parking lot and hearing giggle from benz mechanics on backdoor smoking, starring at it...

[duyh]

Flea7
Quote:
Originally Posted by duyh
I'm just too lazy to. I only punctuate and capitalize when I'm writing essays for school. I'm not a boater, I'm actually one of the most Americanized Asian you will ever meet. Anyways, I think I do quite well in school I had a 3.89 cumulative and I got into UW honors, so I must be doing something right.

Nerd!...................................

I know

[drwtsn32]

We went to the Lexus Bellevue dealership a couple weeks ago.. very impressive dealership, and we were treated very well.

[Flea7]

Originally Posted by drwtsn32

We went to the Lexus Bellevue dealership a couple weeks ago.. very impressive dealership, and we were treated very well.

Have you seen their service area?
It's amazing...all stainless steel. The area is huge.

[HapaVibe]

I bought a 2009 AWD IS 250 from Lexus of Bellevue for my wife. We haven't had an oil change done yet, but a friend of mine told me that the oil changes there are $160. That's even higher than that ridiculously overpriced Bellevue BMW at $145. You know that huge, fancy new facility has to be paid for somehow.

We did take IS in to have some cleanup done on it early on. The service pickup area is terrible. They've got about three or four lanes running an eighth of a mile or so at the back of the complex. It's like a little slice of Seatac Airport with cars sitting there in every lane not moving.