BMW M3 spypics

[Yeo]

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The new M3, spotted while being tested on a public road in the California desert, is �quite conspicuous versus the standard 3 Series coupe by its larger front air intakes, bulging fenders and hood, and quad-exhaust system,� says Feature Editor Mike Monticello. �Underneath that hood will reside a 4.0-liter V-8 engine good for 415 horsepower, harnessed to a Formula 1-style 7-speed SMG paddle-shift transmission; a traditional 6-speed manual will be optional for purists.�

The new M3 will go on the market in 2007, followed in 2008 by a convertible and a return of the four-door M3.





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[MG Man]

definite improvement over the sedan's rear end. I always felt the pinched tail lights looked Primera-ish, just not as good the overall styling still looks clumsy tho...........DARN YOU, CHRIS BANGLE..........DARN YOU TO HECK
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I know it's so, for I told me so

[tourniquet]

^^agreed i love the rear, but something about the front just seems too bulbous, as opposed to muscular.................
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[Plex]

sweet ..