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Originally Posted by gthal
 You're kidding right? The M3 stands out way more than a 350/370Z. I don't own an M3 because it stands out... I actually don't like the attention the car gets (I'd rather be lower key due to my clients noticing it)... but it gets WAY more attention than anything else I have owned. That's actually the only downside of the M3 IMO. If she is looking for uniqueness and "getting 2nd looks" then she made a bad choice getting a 350Z and the M3 would be a huge upgrade. However, if she wants a car to get attention, buy a new Camaro and paint it bright pink and save $40K... why would anyone buy an M3 to get "2nd looks"? Seems like a huge waste of money for the sake of vanity. |
Do u even read? who said wanting 2nd looks? i said its not as unique COSMETICLY compared to the other 3 series line up. especially those with a M package. If you read you MAY understand that part of the issue was how to make the M3 more unique or another way of saying it would be how to make it more individual..u can say what you want about the Z but there was Never a lack of color choice and it was never confused for any other car...Fact is Majority of Canadians are very conservative when it comes to color choices.... especially BMW's... So when looking 4 a M3 choice is limited UNLESS u pay for the individual colours....hope this clears it up
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