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Originally Posted by rcowboy
It should be understood the 1M years of production was sandwiched from and between the first year and last year of the 1 series timeline.
Interestingly, as an example, the E36 was built from 1992-1999 where the M3 was built towards only one end of its 8 year-ish lifespan.
Bmw sandwiching the M2 is sensible because it allows time to usher in something new, and allowing something like a performance version of a Mini platform in between. Kind of like a nice transition or pass.
7 years of the existing 2 series sounds about right. We aren't talking about 1990 500SL, NSX type category where we have 10+ years of plopping them out of the factory.
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Not sure I understand? The E36 M3 was built from 1995 to 1999
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