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30 Jul 2011, 11:26 (Ref:2933264)
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BMW i Range
Here's the i3 and the i8.
A glimpse of the future? Nice to see BMW looking into car safety and efficiency, while at the same time keeping the car looking good. |
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9 Sep 2011, 14:41 (Ref:2953167)
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That's great, but it's worrying that BMW has said this will be the last time a new 1 series gets launched with rear drive. Next time it's front drive and no straight six engine. Instead expect a 3 cylinder turbodiesel. Not so cool, a 3 cyl usually sounds like a misfiring V8, hardly an enticing tune.
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