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Originally Posted by nye2018sd
BMW needs to trim and simplify their line up, my 2 cents for vehicles to REMAIN:
2-Series Coupe and Gran Coupe (UGLY but entry level to brand)
3-Series Sedan (an Iconic MUST)
4-Series Coupe & Convertible (no Gran Coupe, although won't sell many units but numbers can be adequate)
5-Series Sedan (although need to step up in design language)
7-Series Flag Ship (although BMW needs to step up the next model to compete with the all mighty S-Class. G11 and G12 disappointing in ride and design.)
8-Series Gran Coupe and Convertible (for the Rich)
X3 (entry level luxury SUV to brand, lots of money to be made here)
X5 (Mid Level Luxury SUV, lots of money to be made here)
X6 (If you want SEXYESS)
X7 (To compete for 7-seat passengers competitors)
M3 Sedan (an ICON)
M8 (Coupe and Convertible for the SUPER rich)
DUMP THE REST! (M4, M5, X1, X2, X4, Z4, i3)
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Let me tell you, I have an X1, an X4 and I love them to both. Owned M5 in the past and to drop M5 is pure profanity.
M3 is a nice car but the M5 is the real PURE LUXURY SPORTS SEDAN.
Owned them in the past and always loved them to death.
M5 is way above the M3 in all aspects.
The new M3 doesnt touch the elegance of the M5. Especialy now....
