Gary Stoner, a proud BMW E30 325i owner and active member of the classic car community, has sparked a wave of online chatter following a complaint about the frequency of his photo posts featuring his prized vehicle. The car, a vintage icon among automotive enthusiasts, has been the center of Gary’s recent social media activity, drawing admiration from many — but also prompting criticism from one follower, Mr. GV.
In response to the complaint, Stoner posted a light-hearted but sincere message asking for public input on whether he should continue sharing photos of his beloved 325i. The post included a simple voting system: a thumbs up (👍) to keep the photos coming, or a thumbs down (👎) to dial them back. He pledged to act based on the total votes received within a 48-hour window, aiming to respect the preferences of his followers while staying true to his passion.
“This car isn’t just metal and paint — it’s memories, late-night drives, and years of love poured into restoration and care,” Stoner said. “But if it’s becoming too much for the feed, I’m willing to adjust. I just want to be fair.”
The post has since gained traction, with dozens of car enthusiasts rallying in the comments to show their support. Some have praised Stoner’s transparency and willingness to listen, while others expressed disbelief that anyone could get tired of seeing such a well-maintained classic BMW.
Whether the majority votes to keep the photos rolling or to ease off, Stoner’s post underscores a broader question in online communities: how much sharing is too much, and where is the line between passion and oversaturation?
As the 48-hour countdown ticks, all eyes are on the results. Will the E30 325i continue to shine on timelines, or will it take a temporary pit stop?
Stay tuned — the results are just a few likes away.
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