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Originally Posted by DanG
Even worse is counting the i4 M50 as an M car.  |
I had one as a loaner, and while I don't consider it an "M" car in the traditional sense, it's a great car.
I hesitate to call any M Performance car an "M" car, but if that's what they have to do to make the profits they have to make to justify the continued development and production of current and future "M" cars than so be it. I have to admit, the i4 M50i, M340i and X3 M40i all seem much more appealing than an 340i, X3 sDrive40i or i440 and that M badge has to be helping sales.