09-26-2006, 09:43 AM
EuphoriousCntrl Wrote:possible. i'd like to see why bmw did this to their series...
from what i've seen on car and driver and read about, BMW did this with a partial intent to fill the price gap between the M3 and the 328ci (what used to be the 330ci). Another reason that i heard was that they wanted a high-power 3-series that was also somewhat fuel efficient since the e90 m3 will be moving to a V8. I think those two reasons alone are a good reason, but we'll see how well this will do in the market.
If i had the money i'd buy it, but i'd probably wait until the 2nd year of production so they work out most of the 'bugs'.
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