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    #16
    Damn. I'd own that in a heartbeat.

    My favorite part is it's ONLY offered in stick shift.
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      #17
      Damn. I'd own that in a heartbeat.

      My favorite part is it's ONLY offered in stick shift.
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        #18
        At the end of the day its an ugly 1 series with a now old twin turbo six cylinder built off a butched e46 platform......kinda sounds like an american car.

        Better off buying a used e46 m3 and saving for a ess software flash and some coils.
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          #19
          this shall be cool


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            #20
            Basically the first engine introduced for 335i and all the rest being 335 hp vs the 300 we ended up with. I can't see 35 hp bring sales up all that much. It loses no weight and the chassis is due for a remodel so blah, the car is how old now?
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              #21
              Taking an existing motor and changing the tuning slightly isn't exactly what I'd consider, and I quote, "M-Pure."

              If that thing really gets the 6, BMW will have fucked up royally, again.
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                #22
                Call me when it has a 4 cylinder turbo and weighs less than 3000 lb.

                It looks like a fat lard next to the M3.

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                  #23
                  i want to see how a skilled driver in an e30M will rate the 1Mcoupe on the same course.
                  My feedback:
                  http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=186328

                  http://e30tech.com/forum/showthread.php?t=74911

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                    #24
                    Haters gonna hate.


                    I'll probably sometime in the near future, after I graduate with my degree as a reward to myself for making it through without borrowing a dime!
                    WTT: 1989 325i w/ many mods for stock e28. Pm me if interested.

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                      #25
                      Id rather just chip the 135 and keep it. I love the 135, and chipped it is nipping at 400hp.

                      Some of you guys need to get real, No one is going to make a 2700lb car nowdays and sell enough to keep the price low and turn a profit. Espcially with all the safety requirements. We are in the very very small minority that do not want all the comforts of modern cars. The 1 series is the closest thing to the e30 you are going to find. They drive great, are nimble and a very solid car. Hell its faster around a track then a caymen s. The only thing that they should change is the curved rocker panels.

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                        #26
                        if it weighs more than 31000lbs im not interested.

                        i test drove a 2010 mx5 yesterday. damn that thing is fun. so tiny. so lightweight. 2600lbs. very peppy, even for 150hp. i cant imagine what the original 2200lb NA miatas feel like.
                        AWD > RWD

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by Kershaw View Post
                          i cant imagine what the original 2200lb NA miatas feel like.
                          my cousin has a 92 mx5 with no a/c or p/s from the factory. 2000lbs makes 120hp feel decient
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                            #28
                            Originally posted by naplesE30 View Post
                            No one is going to make a 2700lb car nowdays and sell enough to keep the price low and turn a profit.
                            Thats funny, MINI doesn't seem to have a problem building 2700lb cars and turning a hansom profits on each and every one. I wonder if BMW's product planning people have a fat chick fetish?

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by Kershaw View Post
                              i cant imagine what the original 2200lb NA miatas feel like.
                              It's like an M20B25 car as far as power-to-weight. They are slow, but fun to drive. You can have a blast in them as long as you don't live your life a quarter mile at a time.

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                                #30
                                disappointing.


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