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Originally Posted by Pete_vB
It's true, but why? It's a smaller car, has less stuff, and could have the same performance with a smaller motor. It should cost less. But if it did, and it performed as well as the M4, BMW would sell far less M4s. Because car buyers looks to performance numbers to try and figure out what a car is worth. And it's that simplistic attitude that guarantees that car manufactures won't build the cars they easily could: - An M2 with an M4 motor should cost thousands less to build than an M4 but be faster.
- A Cayman with a 3.8 S or GT3 motor should be a budget supercar.
- A VW R with the Audi 5 cylinder would be a budget GT-R.
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It's because price has nothing to do with cost :-)