The new BMW M1 ?
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I dont like the look of the 1 series, but you can see its going to be a little special...
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Hope it looks better once the covers are off, as it looks pretty much like a 1 series in those pics.
I like the idea though. It's probably about the size an M3 used to be
Really hope it doens't have headrests with metal poles either - it's beyond me why there are so many cars with such archaic features like that! Pet hate of mine - I like 1 piece seats.
I like the idea though. It's probably about the size an M3 used to be
Really hope it doens't have headrests with metal poles either - it's beyond me why there are so many cars with such archaic features like that! Pet hate of mine - I like 1 piece seats.
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MB makes a good point. It's almost a step back.
Although it's too heavy to be an e30 comparable and won't be anywhere near the handling characteristics but may have similar power.
And it sounds like it's an 1M rather than an M1.
Although it's too heavy to be an e30 comparable and won't be anywhere near the handling characteristics but may have similar power.
And it sounds like it's an 1M rather than an M1.
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Why do they cover secret test vehicles in 1970's wallpaper all of the time? I thought the aim was to be secretive and stealthy when testing cars so people dont notice them....
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Ignoring the shape mis-leading wall paper, I think it's been beaten with an ugly stick, left to recover and then given another sound beating.
The proportions are all wrong and it looks awful.
Aesthetics alone would mean I wouldn't get one
The proportions are all wrong and it looks awful.
Aesthetics alone would mean I wouldn't get one
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Originally Posted by nickrg3,Apr 8 2010, 09:42 AM
Why do they cover secret test vehicles in 1970's wallpaper all of the time? I thought the aim was to be secretive and stealthy when testing cars so people dont notice them....
It doesn't work here, because one's mind already knows what an Einser looks like & fills in the blanks. Unfortunately...