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2011 BMW M1 design details outlined
From 1addicts.com
* More muscular appearance than standard 1-series * Trapezoid grille flanked by two intakes to allow extra brake cooling * Six piston brakes * High performance intercooler * Sportier looking headlights than standard 1-series * Small lip spoilers above brake duct inlets to provide extra air flow and downforce * The front wings of the car are massaged slightly to accomodate the wider track. Rear end is also wider. * Standard 18" 5-spoke wheels with optional 18" Competition wheels (18" will be the optimium wheel size for the M1) * Signature M side vent * Broader wheel arches to accomodate larger track * "Ducktail" CSL style rear trunk (integrated spoiler) * Rear valance/diffuser area takes its direction from the standard 135i but with open ducts for aerodynamic purpose * Signature M quad exhaust pipes * Reinforced carbon fiber roof Source: http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=348217 This is supposed to be pretty close: http://www.bimmerpost.com/wp-content...254&w=336&zc=1 |
Jeez, they're gonna sell like hotcakes.
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seriously...
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So can somebody quote me the trade in value of an 09 370Z with 5K miles?
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Sweet car, but I bet the price will put it in territory that makes little sense.
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Too big of a gap under the license plate. Looks like a large mouth bass. But I would rock one.
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It's going to cost much more than a 370z and it's going to be another mini-m3.
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Hmmm. Sorry to say, but if that is the successor to the previous m1, that's a downgrade. http://www.vea.qc.ca/vea/v/bmwM181.jpg
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I almost bought a 135i before I saw the Z, glad I didn't, this is pretty nice though. |
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interesting..
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