Someone clearly doesn't know the meaning of that phrase they are flipping out over.
Someone also should probably let their fanboyism die down a bit before continuing to respond in this thread.
When you put your foot down a glorious, heavenly angel sound fills your earholes. The sound of the last NA I6. A sound that is both brutal, and elegant.
I'm not trying to stir things, and I can see what you're getting at, but I have to disagree on both these points.This car always seems to be a part of something great. It was a part of one of the best 3-Series' ever, the E46.
A CSL or GTR would creep in to cool for me and an M3 cabrio is as uncool as you can get.
Man, you people in everywhere else than here seem to have a real douchebag-in-BMWs plague.
No sedan for E46 MsI don't care what people think of me as I drive it, nor do I care what people driving it think of me or themselves.
Solid cool.
One of the best FR cars built after 2000.
Great engine, balance, handling, etc etc (but only as I've heard, never actually driven one).
Plus, it's not a bad looking car either.
Btw, I always take the sedan over the coupe. 👍
No sedan for E46 Ms
don't worry, when there's will (and money) anything can be done. This looks even better than the coupe IMO, I am drooling over it.That's a shame, never really thought of it until you mentioned it but I don't recall seeing a sedan at any point.
Definitely knocks a bit of cool off since I always take the sedans over coupes.
don't worry, when there's will (and money) anything can be done. This looks even better than the coupe IMO, I am drooling over it.
I think driver/owner stereotypes are an immature way to look at cars. It implies you care more about how someone "looks" while driving a car than the intrinsic qualities of the car itself, which is uncool. There's also hypocrisy if, for example, you hand-wave the gay jokes about Miatas but your first thought regarding an M3 is "douchebag." Or if you consider the Miata a chick/gay car but hand-wave "stupid redneck" stereotypes when it comes to muscle/pony cars.
These stereotypes are so gleefully parrot-able that it amounts to behavior no better than regurgitating Jeremy Clarkson quotes. These aren't serious threads, but when members who chastise Top Gear squawking are perfectly willing to partake in good ol' fashioned stereotyping, it's eye-roll-worthy. Remember kids, sneering about exaggerated superficialities is OK as long as Top Gear weren't the first ones to do it!
My vote is Sub-Zero. Screaming NA inline-six, FR, impeccable balance, manual transmission, reasonable weight, timeless styling...it also emphasized handling and the driving experience when its rivals and other contemporaries were already gearing up for the horsepower wars ("ours is bigger than yours!"). The only way it could check any more boxes is if it was the CSL.
My vote is Sub-Zero. Screaming NA inline-six, FR, impeccable balance, manual transmission, reasonable weight, timeless styling...it also emphasized handling and the driving experience when its rivals and other contemporaries were already gearing up for the horsepower wars ("ours is bigger than yours!"). The only way it could check any more boxes is if it was the CSL.