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Originally Posted by sunsweet
With car magazine videos i like to pay attention to how excited the voice of the driver sounds which is less biased/tainted by a script. I remember how first E92 videos sounded, at one point or another the drivers would go bezerk, smiling to their ears, giggling or whatever emotional response to an exceptional engine. I don't see that with this m4/m3 eco turbo, including reviews offering "some praise" sound bored (while drifting) and about to take a nap.
While I love the E92 M3 for its formula 1 inspired NA V8. It was not designed to compete with a GT-R, but a twin turbo engine in an M car that won't close the gap with a GT-R is a let down. You have neither the rawness, frantic driving and engine sound of a NA V8 and you're just in another typical turbo car.
To me, cabin speakers playing engine sound is a bad joke. I would never own any car I don't care what brand or type that tries to be something it is not.
Ditto
This is where BMW is going. No doubt in my mind that there is a bmw subsidized presence on that forum that got control of the censorship. bmw marketing has become a more prominent voice in the whole bmw philosophy of late.
Who wants a 3.0 liter eco turbo with the same displacement and engine type as the 3.0l liter eco turbo 435i ?
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Not often agreed with you !
But this time............>
