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Description: Transmissions include a standard six-speed manual or an optional eight-speed automatic as well as an eight-speed sport slushbox. Styling wise, the three-door is identical to its already on sale (in Eu...
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Yah wth do they have to make them look kinda weird, I usually think German cars look the best.
Both cars are ugly. The new 1 series headlights look disproportionate. And the rs3 looks a little bland. I would spend my money on something else.
Description: Powered by a 3.0-liter straight-six engine with 320hp, it features an M Performance TwinPower Turbo technology with a Twin Scroll turbocharger, a direct fuel injection system and variable valve contro...
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30 is a lot. Besides, I like this car. Sure the rear is a bit funky but so was the previous M Coupe.
Description: The front apron is also typical of M styling as it reflects the car's firm and responsive handling. Those large air intakes are required in order to meet the cooling demands of the engine. Riding...
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These small cars could actually use the rear half door like the Saturn Ion and Mazda RX-8 used. Would make entry so much easier.
Good god that is ugly. Things looks like and 2000 Kia Rio Cinco minus a set of doors...only uglier. Seriously, that is just awful.
I'd never feel good stepping out of this... Having said that...it looks kinda cool
@Rudolf No worries, in these times they'd replace the V12 with a V6 and not bring it to the U.S.
Wouldn't mind at all for them bringing back the 8 series... Big ass coupe with a V12?! Hell yeah!
It won't be long before we see the x4,2 and the 2 series. And I won't be suprised when we see an 8 series.
Maybe it's just me but I see a problem with BMW trying to fill every need in the market, in less than 10 yrs their line up has swollen from the original 3,5,7 and x5, now with the inclusion of the 6,1, x1,x3,x6, and 4 series that is on the way.
We can blame the EPA. There are diesel powered BMW's in Europe getting 45-50 mpg. Why in the hell can't we get them here? Ultra strict EPA emissions regulations, that are unnecessary.
@Franklin I dont understand why. I read about the Camaro and other cars that my euros can't buy.
Before reading, I have to disclose that I'm not interested in reading about a car that my American dollars cannot purchase in America.
You may all want one but I don't think the demand is high enough in the U.S.
I would like to know Bimmer execs reasoning on why this is not coming to the States... Seriously, WTF?!
I agree. I've always preferred the hatchback version of the 1 series. If the a3 sells well I don't see why this 1 series wouldn't.
BMW you suck! I want this car in the states!