Yup. It seems like it handles and drive ps as close to the sedan and coupe as possible. Not an easy achievement. Differences likely only notices if you are driving at 9-10 tenths. The M340i and B3 Alpina are brilliant but it’s a relief that there finally is an unadulterated and full fat M3 Touring.It's another winner for BMW. Near perfection.
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Richard Lane at Autocar does raise a good pointThe M340i and B3 Alpina are brilliant but it’s a relief that there finally is an unadulterated and full fat M3 Touring.
I have driven an M340i and G83 M4 Competition. Although the engines and gearboxes are closely matched for awesomeness when driven in Sport mode, the gap between the chassis is biiiiiiiiiiig. Weight transfer, steering feel and braking in an M4/M3 are a significant level above and makes the M340i feel sloppy if you drive it above 6 tenths or try to rag it hard.BMW M3 Competition Touring review
"The two red M-configuration preset buttons on the steering wheel come into their own on this car. You can go from unassuming motorway wafter to big-booted supercar-baiter without messing around in the submenus."
Richard Lane at Autocar does raise a good point. But demand will still be sky-high for this monster.
"So, after an interminable delay, the first (and perhaps the last) M3 Touring really is all we wanted it to be. But let’s be honest: nine times out of ten, the M340i Touring scratches the same itch. M’s 50th birthday present to itself might be practical, but it isn’t especially rational, and even at this price point it lacks the breadth of the other supersonic 3 Series wagon, Alpina’s 190mph B3 Touring."
Aliexpress should create a new category
Btw, the pinnacle will be the E36 community, the E90 as rebadged M3 is starting taking its place.
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Spain, but judging by the size of your country that body part suits you better.Jesus in what shithole do you even live?
No kidding you hate BMW.
I bet you it's pushing closer to 600 bhp. 3.4 secs to 62mph is very conservative. This should be on par or thereabouts with the standard F90 to the ¼ mile.These combine to produce a 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) time of 3.4 seconds
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