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Subscribe to this threadBMW M3 sedan to get coupe front end
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C @ Dec 21st 2006 5:07PM
So the 335i gets a twin-turbo I6 because a V8 would be too heavy. Everyone rejoices. The M3 gets a V8 because the RS4 has one. Everyone rejoices. What's the deal?
Is this a superlight V8 that would be impractical for the 335? Or is it just marketing hype winning out over low weight design? How about an M3 with an I6 making a few more horsepower, but dragging around a few hundred fewer pounds? (Cough -- M3 CSL -- cough)