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Originally Posted by shift@red
Ive driven the 1M, and its no modern day E30. Thats taking it too far. I do think its a step in the right direction for a lighter more focused M car. It def feels underrated for its quoter hp/tq #s and the handling is what you would expect from the parts coming from the M3 bin. It will be a good buy when they are 30K in a year or so.
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With so few coming to the US, I seriously doubt they will be hitting $30k anytime soon. In the long run, I think the 1M may hold its value better than the e9x M3 simply due to low production volume although a lot of this depends on the next generation of M cars I'm sure.
I haven't driven one but based on what I've read/watched, the 1M seems like a great buy for the money compared to other cars brand new.