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| BMW Concept 1 Series tii |
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| Gugu 10-24-2007 |
Hmm, this car sounds amazing... after the sensational, but a bit too heavy M3, it seems to be a wonderful idea to put a car like this in production. There were always cars like this, so called Baby M's. The E30 318is, which after a chip, could easily manage 155 bhp, for 1125 kgs... And there was the E46 325ti compact, with a 192 bhp engine, and a wonderful chassis. I bet, this car is going to have the bit tuned version of 335i biturbo engine. Because the rev dial is red from 7000 rpm's, it can't have the old M3 engine (although I would rather have it with this one... :P ), neither the new V8. So I think, this car is going to be a bit tuned, and CSL (lightweight ) version of a standard 135i Coupe. I cant wait to se one... |
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