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05-31-2012, 08:43 PM | #24 |
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The 1-series is a weirdly proportioned car. It's just stubby, with some Pontiac-esque flares. I think I would've like the 1M more if it were significantly lighter than a M3.
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05-31-2012, 09:32 PM | #25 |
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Agreed. I have to say though, Powerbeast has one sweet looking 1M!
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06-01-2012, 03:40 PM | #26 |
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Oh what a thread. Pretty obvious that M3 owners will pick the M3 and 1M owners the 1M. Having owned an e92 M3 and now a 1M (both modded), in my opinion the ONLY thing I liked better in the M3 was the sound of the V8. And this only with exhaust. Stock I think the 1M's exhaust note is better than the e9x M3's (too quiet). 1M looks so much more aggressive than the M3, is more nimble, and I love the exclusivity!
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06-01-2012, 07:43 PM | #28 | |
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enjoy your car, stop worrying about what others think. ps- @ looking more aggressive
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06-02-2012, 03:33 AM | #29 |
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I will never understand the mostly American idea that small(er) cars equate to being girly/feminine or driven by girls. (and the larger the car, the more masculine, manly and/or better).
Not only is this belief absurd and steeped in stereotypes but, I think it keeps many Americans from enjoying such great driving cars as the miata, s2000, 1-series, fiat 500, mini, etc., etc. .... I could keep naming many others. For pure driving fun-factor, you simply can't beat a smaller/lighter car. I say this as a fellow M3 owner, btw. |
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06-12-2012, 01:09 PM | #30 | |
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IMO... Styling: I think the M3 takes this hands down, its a great looking car. Although as an owner of a BSM 1M I actually kind of like the muscular (and slightly obnoxious) look and feel. Engine: I also love the NA 8 in the M3, but lets face it, its history now. ALL M engines going forward will be turbo, so lets get off the "real M engine" rubbish. Besides I love the 1M engine, they have virtually eliminated turbo lag and the power is always at hand and readily usable across the RPM range. Performance: Pretty close on most straight line metrics, 1M faster at the start, M3 catches up. And with the exact same underpinnings, suspension, tire/wheel setup they are probably pretty close on cornering as well. Track: I can only speak for the 1M but it is fantastic on a track. Race car driver I had with me last time I was on track was blown away by the 1M, said he much preferred it to the M3 on the track. |
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