The official Press Kit is out today.
Press Kit and In Depth Information
Text & photos courtesy BMW AG
Press Kit and In Depth Information
Text & photos courtesy BMW AG
At least they admit that sometimes a specific styling theme is worth keeping unchanged... I would like to see how this "carbon add on element" for the front air dam looks like.M3-style front air dam and rear spoiler.
The BMW M3 is the epitome of the sports saloon. Which means it is no surprise that many a driver of a 3 Series would like to give his car the same look. So BMW's wide range of Original Parts and Accessories offers ideal options for precisely this purpose, such as an add-on element for the front air dam and the rear spoiler. The front element is made of carbon, an ultra-light racing material. Optimised by BMW's engineers in the wind tunnel, this special feature is finished in clear paint to visually highlight the special look of carbon-fibre. The rear spoiler finished in body colour fits on to the bootlid of the car, providing exactly the right counterpart to the front air dam.
Is Germancarfans.com off the air? The link doesn't work.Alex Baumann said:The official Press Kit is out today.
Press Kit and In Depth Information
Text & photos courtesy BMW AG
What pop-up ? :dunno:Patrick 520iAT said:Yeah it works now ... along with all of those damn pop-ups. :tsk:
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Yeah, I was being lazy and surfing with IE instead of Safari ... my bad.Alex Baumann said:What pop-up ? :dunno:
Use Mozilla, be prime
I'm sorry to hear that :thumbdwn: yes, we have that problem here (like all towns/cities, I guess)MARCUS545 said:I had my rental car vandalized in Valencia.....the bast#@$rds took everything that I wasn't wearing or in my pockets...including 8 rolls of film from 10 days in Spain. I hope they watch where they park these E90s.
The problem is that I'm working when the cars are on the streets, or I'd rather say on the roads, I think one of the reasons they chose that place is because is located very close to one of the main highways that lead you out of the city. Every day I see quite a few BMWs with German plates in downtown, but none of them are E90 :tsk:tron1043 said:Any chance of you getting some pics of the E90 driving around town?
"ACC Active Cruise Control: the sheer pleasure of being driven. "ff said:"ACC Active Cruise Control: the sheer pleasure of being driven. "
HUH? How would active cruise control do anything to enhance the driving experience? Does it create more "road feel"? Does it improve acceleration or handling? I'm thinking not... I'm thinking that it gives the driver one more reason or excuse to pay less attention to driving. "Cruise control on, approaching another car from the rear? No problem, my car will handle the situation for me. I just continue talking on the cell phone while eating a Big Mac."
My signature image pretty much says it all.
That is probably just positive sounding marketing babble. We hope.ff said:I read it too quickly. But "the sheer pleasure of being driven" is even worse. If someone wanted to be driven, wouldn't they just take the bus? I don't understand BMW's direction...
There are lots of people who like cruise control. I prefer not to use it myself, but on long road trips I can understand the thinking. Besides, on mind-numbing trips, it's not like you can really enjoy the drive THAT much. There are only so many curves that you can enjoy on I-95...ff said:I read it too quickly. But "the sheer pleasure of being driven" is even worse. If someone wanted to be driven, wouldn't they just take the bus? I don't understand BMW's direction...