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Originally Posted by esquire
the problem with this statistic is that it comes from the same magazine that gives the M3 0-100 km/h in the mid 5 seconds.
as far as i'm concerned any statistic of significance coming out of this article is completely impeached.
- esquire
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Do you mean the 8% number comes from Cars in Action (SA)? That is incorrect. BMW has stated explicitly the improvement in efficiency E92 M3 vs E46 M3 and I think the number is 8%.
Also, if you are referring to the mid 5 s 0-100 km/h time by the same SA mag - did you miss the elevation of the test and that entire discussion?
If your answers to both questions above are yes then you get a huge
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