M3 Concept at Geneva (Update - Official Specs pg. 8)
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I like it... I like it... I like it. lol...
Although sad because I was hoping for a 4-door M3 to come out this generation like the e36.
I wonder what differences the production version will have as opposed to this concept.
Although sad because I was hoping for a 4-door M3 to come out this generation like the e36.
I wonder what differences the production version will have as opposed to this concept.
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I like it, but then again see sn so I'm biased. Back bumper is the only feature I don't like the rear too much, but that back bumper can be changed. I like the rear add on spoiler.. Ahh damn, another mod! ![Big Grin](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
This view actually looks better:
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This view actually looks better:
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Looks nice but not as nice as the E46 M3. Unfortunately it is going to have a very similiar interior to the current downmarket 3 series. The E46 had a much nicer interior and much better then the current one, same goes for the last 5 series and the current downmarket 5 series interior. A 400hp+ v-8 will be nice but I don't even want to know what BMW is going to charge for a new v-8 M3, most likely over 60K maybe close to or over 70K once options and dealer mark up come to play. I do believe you go can avoid the expense and hastle of buying from a dealer and get BMWs pretty much straight from the factory for invoice. I think you have to go to Germany though to do it.
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I see why your user name is RiceMaster. :P Just picking don't take anything personal..
However, I like this M3 very much. It isn't as boxy and has a bad *** stance to it. I like it VERY much. The bumper is Unique.. hey, just think, when you come across one of those without a doubt you'll be like "Wow.. thats the new M3!"
And for performance.. C6 Z06 allllllllllll the way.
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Funny how the BMW forums were criticizing the IS-F for a hood bulge....
I like it, but its not as differentiated looking from the regular 3 as last generation was. Looks aside, its prolly gonna be one heckuva beast.
I like it, but its not as differentiated looking from the regular 3 as last generation was. Looks aside, its prolly gonna be one heckuva beast.
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I agree, but I think M3s bulge is NOT big enough. I have even bigger hood bulge on my old Civic, and still not many people think it's muscle. I was referring to the rear and overall profile not being masculine enough. It's got Ricky Martins face and upper body, but Richard simmons legs and rear end.
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M3 or the IS-F. We will see in a few weeks if that is the case. To
me this M3 does have a nice side profile, but that hump is a serious
eyesore. Originally I liked the quad exhausts, but now I think they're
too close together.
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gunmetal rims with the one piece look
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2 or 3 piece look.