RE: BMW 4 Series - official
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kambites said:
The PH article says 8cm wider rear track; surely that's the widest point on the car except for the wing mirrors, isn't it?
No, the rear track isn't always the widest point of a car. To give you an example of cars that don't have it at all: Citroën DS, Triumph Spitfire.That being said, being a BMW, it'll probably sell like pancakes...
PascalBuyens said:
kambites said:
The PH article says 8cm wider rear track; surely that's the widest point on the car except for the wing mirrors, isn't it?
No, the rear track isn't always the widest point of a car. To give you an example of cars that don't have it at all: Citroën DS, Triumph Spitfire.That being said, being a BMW, it'll probably sell like pancakes...
Chris Y said:
Yet another BMW. Who needs it?
A bit of crude maths and a few assumptions say about 537,000 people need it if global sales of the E92 Coupe are anything to go by. Hardly surprising that a business in the business of making money would see fit to find a replacement for one of its most successful models?
Some of the fussy detail around the lower front grille and rear exhaust/diffuser may yet be watered down before it reaches production, but I really rather like it.
Edit: Forgot to add approximately 318,000 E92 Convertibles sold since 2007 on top of the 537,000 coupes.
Edited by Motormatt on Thursday 6th December 16:16
Hmm not convinced, although would have to see and drive it in the flesh; my 330D Coupe M sport (which I really rate; am on my second one) comes up for renewing next year, having seen this I might look elsewhere for a replacement. As some have said earlier in the thread, all the euro coupes are beginiing to look very similar
Mermaid said:
E38Ross said:
here's a thought.....did you know that when ordering a new car, you often get to "choose" what colour the interior is? it's amazing you aren't forced to have a brown interior these days.
But it is BMW's favourite it seems Mermaid said:
E38Ross said:
here's a thought.....did you know that when ordering a new car, you often get to "choose" what colour the interior is? it's amazing you aren't forced to have a brown interior these days.
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