New BMW M3 Road Test
New BMW M3 Road Test
Great video from Car Magazine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqzfPBdX0QI&eurl=
Sounds much better than the rattling-exhaust sound of the last M3.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqzfPBdX0QI&eurl=
Sounds much better than the rattling-exhaust sound of the last M3.
Last edited by MazdaMonkey; Jul 9, 2007 at 10:21 AM.
Almost bought a used 2004 bmw m3 coupe. I always have loved these cars, but unfortunately bmw charges an arm and a leg for servicing. It will be a few years, but this car may be my next car after the RX-8. I just hope they solve the issues many reviewers are having with the brakes by the time I come to buy one.
There are a few road tests out there now and most reviewers seem a little let down with the car. From the sounds of it, it's been watered down to appeal to the masses more. A couple reviews even say to wait for a CSL version.
Yep, the most criticism seems to be towards the turn in feel and the brakes. This is not something appealing with a car that costs 60k plus, especially a performance car that costs 60k plus.
True, however, I wonder how much of that is just them expecting too much from the car based on it's history.
Expecting too much, maybe... but when you set your sights on the Porsche 911 and come up short, you better be prepared to reap the consequences.
The new M3 looks great, however it bothers me that the M3 has changed so much. It use to be a small light car with a screaming 4 cylinder. Now it has turned into a much larger v8 beast. While i do love how it looks and would drive one i think i would try and get one of the new 1 series coupes with the twin turbo inline 6. I would rather have a smaller more nimble car any day. Which begs the question, would that V8 fit in the 1 series?
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