135i
<ul><li><a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/25/automobiles/autoreviews/25AUTO.html?ref=automobiles">http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/25/automobiles/autoreviews/25AUTO.html?ref=automobiles</a</li></ul>
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nice! my plan....
is to pick up one of these (135 coupe) in about 2 or 3 years when the TT is paid off and i can lay her up to rest for a while. by then im sure you can get a used one for pretty cheap. i will keep and still use the TT occasionally because i still love her. but yeah, the 135 is getting be excited about BMW again finally....
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The 355HP chip will make it a real sleeper.
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Not feeling it...$45k could get something so much more interesting
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but it is still as heavy as a TT Coupe.........that is my only bitch>>>
with the car.....the looks are not great, but not terrifying as most of the bangle cars have lately...
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Bah...........
I've pulled on older street bikes with my 335i, and I just have 2 boltons........ ;) Car makes a mockery of E46 M3s and most all bolt-on Audis. Shoot, my buddy with a GT30R A4 put maybe 1/2 a car on me............ <3 altitude
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Rumor has it that early release cars have higher boost dialed in for good reviews...
0-60 @ 4.8 sec etc.
To be scaled back down later for reliability. Some early 335's are dynoing near 300WHP on the beemer boards.<ul><li><a href="http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=166628">335</a></li></ul> |
well, i do not doubt it...>>>
but there is more to driving to me then the 1/4 mile.....and a lighter 135 coupled with the power you speak of would make it astonishing....IMO
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driven it....fast, ugly, and boring.
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like paying off my student loans.
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