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Originally Posted by Smooth 330i
We know that and accept it to a degree but there are certain design elements that become tradition and heritage over time. In this case it just doesn't make sense to have this particular grill design on a model that should have sleek and fluid exterior.
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No doubt less sleek but so is an Aston Martin DB5 vs. a Jaguar e-type and I wouldn’t say one of them is more representative of how a two door should look than the other. The new 4 series will have more of a muscular, sculpted and densely packaged look than elongated, sleek and feminine for sure but both design languages have their own charm. M3/M4 and 3 series coupes has also always been leaning more towards the masculine side.