RE: BMW M4 'revealed'?
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Is it just me?........ I am grumpy and having a bad day or summink or are others getting a wee bit jaded with this 'peek a boo' show and tell approach to launching the car?
Wow, it has an engine that, like, makes a noise!!!
Ooh some photos that get 'leaked' might (or might not) be the real thing.
Not having a pop at Pheads here but for fks sake Bimmer,
JUST RELEASE THE DAMN THING AND LETS BE GETTING ON WITH TRYING TO BREAK, RACE, THRASH, CRASH AND MOD IT!
(not necessarily in that order)
Rant ends.
Wow, it has an engine that, like, makes a noise!!!
Ooh some photos that get 'leaked' might (or might not) be the real thing.
Not having a pop at Pheads here but for fks sake Bimmer,
JUST RELEASE THE DAMN THING AND LETS BE GETTING ON WITH TRYING TO BREAK, RACE, THRASH, CRASH AND MOD IT!
(not necessarily in that order)
Rant ends.
Not keen on the bonnet...
Getting less and less excited as the days go on!
Years ago there was teaser for the new M3 (before the whole 4 series thing came about) in Auto Express where they mentioned a 3.0 Tri-Turbo... And had some photo's of what it may look like...
It looked so awesome and I was pump... all these years on and its rather... Yawn to me
Getting less and less excited as the days go on!
Years ago there was teaser for the new M3 (before the whole 4 series thing came about) in Auto Express where they mentioned a 3.0 Tri-Turbo... And had some photo's of what it may look like...
It looked so awesome and I was pump... all these years on and its rather... Yawn to me
jakesmith said:
I hope it is different enough in power output to not have the 435 biting at it's ankles, this didn't seem right with the E92 M3 & 335i, I know there is more to the differences than power output but in the E46 the M3 wiped the floor with the 330i by over 100BHP
There is also more than 100bhp difference in the power output of the 335i and M3 as well.AlexS said:
jakesmith said:
I hope it is different enough in power output to not have the 435 biting at it's ankles, this didn't seem right with the E92 M3 & 335i, I know there is more to the differences than power output but in the E46 the M3 wiped the floor with the 330i by over 100BHP
There is also more than 100bhp difference in the power output of the 335i and M3 as well.Wills2 said:
AlexS said:
jakesmith said:
I hope it is different enough in power output to not have the 435 biting at it's ankles, this didn't seem right with the E92 M3 & 335i, I know there is more to the differences than power output but in the E46 the M3 wiped the floor with the 330i by over 100BHP
There is also more than 100bhp difference in the power output of the 335i and M3 as well.P1H said:
It's proportional to the overall power though I suppose. 100bhp between a 150bhp car and a 250bhp is much more significant than between a 350bhp and 450bhp. (example - not correct figures)
Yes but the power difference behind the wheel is minimal between the 2 cars as the 335i has turbo torque in fact the 335i is faster in gear with a £300 chip er sorry mapjakesmith said:
P1H said:
It's proportional to the overall power though I suppose. 100bhp between a 150bhp car and a 250bhp is much more significant than between a 350bhp and 450bhp. (example - not correct figures)
Yes but the power difference behind the wheel is minimal between the 2 cars as the 335i has turbo torque in fact the 335i is faster in gear with a £300 chip er sorry mapI guess its why people go nuts for an E30 M3. By modern standards most shopping cars would keep up in a straight line but being able to ring its neck and enjoy such a rewarding chassic at slower speeds would be the appeal for me. You can leave your foot in in the twisties and really play with it as opposed to being point and squirt.
wheelsmith said:
If both cars are in the optimal gear, the m3 is faster regardless of chip
I am not so sure, a well mapped 335 will have similar power, a truck load more torque and be lighter but thats an issue that has been done to death over the years and again, misses the point. On the topic of the M4 I think it looks great but will need to drive one before I can give it a thumbs up in the engine department. The 1M is a hoot to drive but given the choice I still opted for the M3 because of the V8 and its visceral charm. I appreciate that the V8/10s might be dead due to market pressures but would I go and buy the replacement or just keep the V8. Time will tell.
Edited by ///Mike on Thursday 15th August 14:49
Edited by ///Mike on Thursday 15th August 14:54
Yawn! Just get on with it and launch the damn thing. As ever, Sniff hits the nail:
http://sniffpetrol.com/2013/08/13/car-company-to-a...
http://sniffpetrol.com/2013/08/13/car-company-to-a...
better pics:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/driveon/2013/08/15/b...
http://www.usatoday.com/story/driveon/2013/08/15/b...
Edited by danp on Thursday 15th August 17:08
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