M1 is coming aka Modified M135

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  • george graves
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    Originally posted by M-technik-3
    With a curb weight of just over 3,300 pounds...


    ...Cosmetically, the so-called "M1" will wear an M division body kit with a new front spoiler, flared wheel arches, larger side sills, a rear spoiler and an aggressive rear valance with four M-signature chrome exhaust tips.
    Sounds good on paper.

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  • kway
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    Meh. As much as I pined for the 1 series since before it even got the official green light, I've been nothing but disappointed since its US release. This doesn't interest me either.

    I'll wait and see what the next generation 1er brings.

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  • pureaudio
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Your monthly payment = $1093.38 per month (nearly $400 a month MORE than my house payment)
    This makes me hate CA even more, I could almost get 2 of these cars for my monthly mortgage payment.

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  • Hey-U
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    Lite, lots of HP, boxy and tuned up, I'm surprised I don't love it. I do like it and if it depreciates like a bastard maybe I will own one some time in the future.

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  • tjts1
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    LAME

    Call me when they bring the 123d hatch to America.


    Or here is a novel idea: A BMW that weighs less than 3000lb
    Last edited by tjts1; 01-09-2010, 10:29 AM.

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  • brandondan1
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    I'm just hoping the next generation 1er will have a sleeker design, and no HPFP failures.

    Now that would be exciting news..

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  • Charlie
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    Originally posted by Jean
    Meh, am I the only one not really impressed with the 135i? (yes, I have driven it twice).
    S54 M Coupe or V8 M3 for me over 135i/m.
    It slots into the "best thing that BMW has out right now", since the S54 Z4 Coupe bowed out. The V8 M3 has gotten so heavy and expensive that it really knocked itself out of the "M3" market, and the 135i has picked it up. Needs a LSD in it.

    This M/Tii variant looks nice, but not 61k nice. If someone wants a toy like that, they'll buy a lotus, boxster, caymen or something in that range.

    -Charlie

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  • 325ix
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    looks cool. but nothing really special

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  • Jean
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    Meh, am I the only one not really impressed with the 135i? (yes, I have driven it twice).
    S54 M Coupe or V8 M3 for me over 135i/m.

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  • Charlie
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    Originally posted by Todd Black 88
    What kind of a f'n troll bridge do you live under to pay 6-700 a month on a mortgage? Double wide or single?
    Go look at a map. See that section of the US that resides between the states that border water? Yea. There. Houses aren't that expensive outside of the east/west coast.

    -Charlie

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  • Massive Lee
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    Originally posted by M-technik-3
    "A BMW 1 Series Coupe, tweaked by the company's M-Technik division..."
    An e30 318is also has its suspension tweaked by the M-technik division. It doesn't make it an M3. Yup. Not a Motorsport car, for which the "M" prefix stands for. So, that would be the first failure.

    The second one is what comes after the "M". Indeed, "M1" has aleady been taken 30 years ago and shall remain untouched, or the "M" denomination will loose whatever it is worth.

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  • Todd Black 88
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Ex-fucking-actly.

    Let's, just for illustrative purposes, say you have sterling credit, a great job and desire to own one.

    You walk in and get BMW to finance you at some great 2.9% APR, for 5 years and no down payment.

    Your monthly payment = $1093.38 per month (nearly $400 a month MORE than my house payment). That's before gas/tires/insurance/etc.

    Hell even a $20k car is $400+ per month on a 5 year note.
    What kind of a f'n troll bridge do you live under to pay 6-700 a month on a mortgage? Double wide or single?

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  • BeirBrennerE30
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    Originally posted by McGyver
    They better not call it the "M1", not just cuz another one exists, but mostly because the 1 series really doesnt count as BMW IMO.
    lol why not? the 135i is bmws best product right now

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  • BeirBrennerE30
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    looks like i have something to trade in the 135i for... where do I sign!!!

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  • Julien
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    135i /m not m1 please.
    Is it just me or is this really just run of the mill 135 with a chip, lowered and a body kit? More Mtech package than pure blood //M IMHO

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