who will defect to F80 M3 / F82 M4?

[Prince_of_Persia]

99.99% I will keep my M3, I might upgrade to 2012 one in few years though!

[-=Hot|Ice=-]

I honestly don't see myself staying with the BMW brand. Maybe a new 991 if I can. If I can't, I'll wait to see what the next M3 holds before making my decision.

[-=Hot|Ice=-]

Originally Posted by mdosu

2 things:
1. One guy also said the speedometer is the most useless, and another said the gas pedal, which thread do you think is more of a joke thread?
2. you and I spend way too much time on M3Post.

Originally Posted by -=Hot|Ice=-

The gas pedal. Who drives their own cars these days?

Did someone finally catch my funnyz?

[-=Hot|Ice=-]

Originally Posted by chriszeh

hell yeah thats whats fun about this whole thing. you gotta be funny you got cheech. there are either fun people you can chat with and get needed info for stuff or the others that get butt hurt and you can harass, oh and i guess the trolls who you can harass also. someday i will stop spending money on parts!yeah right i just ordered more today.

But after market parts are too expensive! You're being ripped off! Stop now!


http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=591292

[M3er]

with regret, I have to say I will be probably going on a 911 NA engine

No, I refuse to drop 75+ K on a triple turbo non-sense.
no matter how good it seems.

it will feel like a betrayal to the roundel, but hey they started it.
and now Leaving us without any options.

[esquire]

for all those complaining about the cost of aftermarket performance mods, those costs will be significantly less with the the upcoming twin/tri turbo M's. though turbo has its downsides, its upside is easily tapped horsepower by way of simple coding/piggybacks.

as for me, Im reserving judgment on the next M3/4 for when it actually comes out, not based off of hearsay and spy shots. If I do pick one up, it will be in the second year of production.

- esquire

[Titanium Silver]

Eventually I will get sucked in, but not for a couple years. I am definitely keeping the E92 for life. I still regret trading in my old E36. I barely got any money on the trade-in and wish I still had it. Will never make that mistake again.

Whether you like the new turbo v6 or not, it will have CRAZY torque for sure. I got a 335 for a loaner the other day and those turbo motors pull hard as hell. I can only imagine how fast the new M3/M4 will be. Not to mention the gas mileage.

[persian54]

Originally Posted by chriszeh

1.yes we certainly do. im addicted ask my gf.
2.this site makes me spend too much money on aftermarket. i keep throwing parts at my car.

turning into a postwhore now?

[han405]

Why defect? i plan on keeping all my M3s, you know?

I feel they all drive so differently, why not mix them up a bit. I never got bored driving my E46. probably never will...

However, the new Porsche 991 911 seems great, I might taint my garage with a car that's not an M3.

[HBspeed]

Originally Posted by han405

Why defect? i plan on keeping all my M3s, you know?

I feel they all drive so differently, why not mix them up a bit. I never got bored driving my E46. probably never will...

However, the new Porsche 991 911 seems great, I might taint my garage with a car that's not an M3.

[Rshane]

Originally Posted by SehrSchnell

I'll keep my e92... but I'll probably buy the new M3/M4 during it's second year.

+1. No reason not to have both, but I definitely won't buy the first year...give them a chance to work out the bugs.