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      08-18-2011, 04:46 AM   #45
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Originally Posted by jerrypon83 View Post
I disagree. BMW ///M always surprises us with the great engineering. Maybe I should just say BMW. Just look at the new M5 and the i8. M5 got V8 Twin PowerTurbo 560hp, and guess what? base on the information on BMW.com, it has got 31 mpg on highway! Does it drive like an M car, I believe so. i8 gets about 90 mpg, 0-60 mph in 4.6sec. I mean, really, BMW has done a lot break throughs. I still remember the first time I drove 335d, that was just amazing. I couldn't believe that's a diesel. The new 640d is even better. It is just 0.1 dec slower than 640i 0-62mph. I think most ppl are with me so far. The sad thing is they don't bring that much diesel to the US. BTW, I am a true BMW aficionado. Bimmer all the way
Make sense to me.
And somehow you guys conviniently forget that Porsche are using VAG diesel in theyr car's now (Cayenne, Panamera)
What's better or worse?
The world evolves, get back on the carousel people, it's not slowing down, not within this company it is, and that is a good thing imo.
BMW are a progressive brand, and very exciting times are ahead of us imo.
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