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06-06-2020, 04:50 AM | #486 |
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Congrats on your upcoming $75K M440i order with Merino leather.
Seriously though buy an 8.
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06-06-2020, 04:56 AM | #487 |
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This is the result of a bad boss who has a huge ego to even listen to any sensible talk from his more creative design team, everyone keeps their job and become yes men. They launch this disaster, no style statement.
Confused Alfa Romeo front grill, bizarro Hyundai Elanta/Sonata rear. Hideous hood dividing line, and funny sharp inward angled headlights, got punched in the nose to get all swelled up at the BMW hood logo.
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06-06-2020, 06:59 AM | #488 |
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Has anyone an idea what color this is?
You can see it in the Configurator with the M Sport Pro Package.. Is this a Bug in the Configurator? Or a color bmw withhold us? https://ibb.co/wSHWDds |
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New 4-series and its massive grill
Personally I really didn’t like it the first time I saw it, but for some reason after a few days it doesn’t seem as offensive now.
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06-06-2020, 01:08 PM | #492 |
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This rendering I think really blends the best of both worlds here. I think that looks pretty darn good. It looks like a sharks snout instead of a pigs nose.
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As much as they forgot to design a car, they also forgot to spell too. OPTIMIZE not optimise!
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Like that you can get ventilated seats as an option. Is that already available on the G20? Was waiting for that to come to the 3/4 series
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Not available at all on the G20 unfortunately.
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I hate when people imply that change for its own sake is good. Change is good when required, or when it's part of a carefully planned strategy to improve. Changing signature design elements like the hoffmeister kink or grills "just because we can", or because "why not" are not constructive changes. Change like that is usually a disaster. I love positive change, but I also live by the wisdom, "If it isn't broken, don't try to fix it." |
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