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Originally Posted by pikcachu
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Originally Posted by Bemo
What kills me about this car....
Why not give us the option to spec an M3-like beast into the smaller M2 chassis and charge us M3 money for it??
If the performance, along with the cost of a lower model, overlap with that of a higher model, it gives both owners, along with the manufacturer, a "diplomatic" way out.
Everyone gets what they pay for and BMW instantly kills aftermarket tunes and makes more dough.
I realize it's a bold concept but it's just as silly to hold cars back from their full potential. There should also be room left for product versioning...win-win for all involved.
Attention BMW bean counters: off you go to the drawing board!!  |
cause that's not an affordable M car that's the intent for the M2... they can't charge 63k for an M2 base
maybe wait for the M2 CSL  |
My point was give potential owners options, I get the "entry" level if that is all I can afford.
You may want to pay top dollar and be able to crush an M3 in the 0-62mph department....because that's what you want.
Bmw makes money and everyone walks away happy. Well maybe not the owner of the stock M3, but knowing that your spec M2 cost you more than his or her stock M3, they'll "get it."