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Unfortantely like someone said I think you really bought the wrong car. A new f10 m5 would have been a dream for you! You really cannot have it both ways in a car designed like this. The power is all designed to be up top and unless you go FI, there is really no way to get low end power with this design of an engine. I hear you that its more of a pain to be riding above 5500 all the time but there is nothing different about doing that then driving at 2500 in a motor with huge low end torque. The end result is both produce power to the wheels, its just they do it differently. So not sure what Squeeling you are referring to? The engine noise will be more drastic that is forsure to achieve the same pull as a big torque monster.
In all honsesty if you do not warm up to keeping revs high then you may live a disapointing life with your m3!
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