Can’t say I’d buy one, but I’d enjoy seeing them on the road (mud-spattered and full of cargo, of course). I’m rooting for you, Jeep fanatics.

That's what's missing. I couldn't put my finger on it - looking at the rear quarter panel and where it meets the trunk you really see it.

This looks dumb. Its trying too hard to create its own graphical grill element.

I realize it’s probably an issue of production limitations, but the sexy curves along the sides of the concept are very watered down on the production model. Looks a lot more “slab-sided”. Really diminishes the visual energy of the shape. Not a bad looking car, in my opinion. Just seems to be missing that dash of…

Oh... my... god..

It’s all fun and games until you get a flat with a load of mulch in the bed.

Let me just leave this here...

I’d still treat myself with an SS instead, con manuel por favor.

One one hand this is the only current BMW I actually care about.

That’s one expensive car.......but for it being (imo) a TRUE original M3 successor, i’ll let it slide :]

Not a car enthusiast. A warranty arbitrage enthusiast.

Unlimited mileage for one year, of which 50 weeks will be spent sitting in the shop waiting for parts.

At least somebody is buying Vipers.

No he’s not. Air-cooled 911’s are already at ridiculous prices because they’re unique and there’s nothing else like them in the US, except for the beetle. What other beautiful, air cooled, rear engine/RWD, light, and amazing handling cars were sold here? Datsun 240z’s are about to go astronomic as well, for the same…

Silver is German for beige.

Rudy Mancinas and people like him are the reason older 911 models are approaching ridiculous sale prices. He is a turd.

Unless you have it custom ordered, or painted after you buy it, these are the only colors German cars come in