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darkswordsman17

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It is probably the best looking of the new Bangle-ized design, but the little odd curves and other shapes thrown in for no good reason still ruin the overall look of the car for me. I'm not a big M3 fan but it is a pretty amazing car.

Hmm, reading the article, they're still using single piston calipers?

I do really like the new side vents on M cars. I kinda wish it had slightly more bulging fenders like the previous one, just gave it a nice muscular hunched stance. The more I look at it the more I like the looks.
 
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Originally posted by: darkswordsman17
It is probably the best looking of the new Bangle-ized design, but the little odd curves and other shapes thrown in for no good reason still ruin the overall look of the car for me. I'm not a big M3 fan but it is a pretty amazing car.

Hmm, reading the article, they're still using single piston calipers?

I do really like the new side vents on M cars. I kinda wish it had slightly more bulging fenders like the previous one, just gave it a nice muscular hunched stance. The more I look at it the more I like the looks.
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I was wondering about that too, but if it stops in under 115ft every time, I could care less if it uses hopes and dreams to stop...
 
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