Yea, I also have '02, 525 5-spd w/ sport and premuim package... pretty rare car. It has some miles on it and has recently been having typical BMW issues.
I wish I've bought an E46 as it's not much smaller inside but easier to drive for my wife.

26 mixed city and a little under 30mpg on highway. RWD, nice and balanced handling FTW.

E39 Touring FTW... for less money. (which is good, as you'll need to do repairs... ask me how I know :P )

I got a Starbucks card and a tie. :|

Brilliant move on Toyota's part.

Oh yea, your truck is rusted... let us buy it back from you... here, top dollar.
Oh... you don't have a truck now... well you could buy a new one... here is our nice, brand new Tacoma/Tundra/FJ... and look... cash back and low interest too!!!... and you see how much we stand behind our product... 15 years if we need to...why would you buy anything else!?

I don't get the Mini Clubman. If I wanted a car that is bigger than the Mini, I would buy a car that's bigger than the Mini, not a bigger Mini.

Yes please...

I would love a set for my daughter. :)

"and allow for infinite adjustability of height"

Wow, that's freakin amazing... damn German engineers.

"GM Hybrid SUV for its innovation in demonstrating that a vehicle with lots of people and cargo hauling capability could still offer fuel economy equivalent to that of a much smaller four-cylinder sedan"

This is a joke, right?

The gas mileage still sucks, it gets nothing close to 30mpg (highway) of an avg 4-cyl accord/camry/malibu and is still a bigger vehicle than most people need. (Those that actually use it for towing are excluded).

Dang it... I have a similar issue in my '01 325i 5-spd... but it's not stalling. In cold/dry conditions, while say coming to a stop, the rpms drop to about 400rpm... and the jump back up to 1000rpm and go back forth a little bit.

I've clean the idle control valve, replaced cam sensors (for other reasons, but was hoping that was would cure it).

Can anyone advise? Engine block to chassis cable... maybe 4-gauge? Hoping for the best here, expecting nothing, I have learned to live with it.