New BMW 335i TT
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Originally Posted by Japan8
It think there's something else at work here as well. The potential performance gap between the 330 coupe and new M3. It was just going to be too large and the new M3 pretty expensive. So this is BMW trying to satisfy the market for those who want more than a standard 3 series coupe, but can't afford the outrageous price of the new M3.
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Originally Posted by playdoh43
i just think they want something that can hang with and beat the likes of g35 coupe and is350 performance wise that entry level college graduate workers can afford.
do all direct injection engines use the same/similar technology?
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Guess I've seen a prototype of that car last friday on the autobahn near Munich. It was partially masked with tape, but clearly the new 3 coupe and the exhaust looked quite different from the regular (new) 3 series.
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Originally Posted by AQA101
Guess I've seen a prototype of that car last friday on the autobahn near Munich. It was partially masked with tape, but clearly the new 3 coupe and the exhaust looked quite different from the regular (new) 3 series.
Originally Posted by sti_eric
BMW used to trumpet the fact that they had no F/I engines, that all their engines were "pure". This came out mostly after AMG started supercharging their engines and producing 600hp monsters.
umm BMW was a pioneer in terms of forced induction engines with the 2002 back in 1970. I'd trust a BMW engineer with any mechanical feat.
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