The M3 has been around since around 2006. The new one coming out will beat the Mustang.

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You can in the US, though they aren't next generation.

No power increase, just a barebones version.

BMW has always been a luxury brand first and a performance brand a close second. Their first mainstream M car, the E28 M5, was based on their bread and butter luxury sedan. I don't see how they changed. The M3 is a world class car, and this is just a special edition, like the SpecV or any special edition Mustang. Plus…

BMW has and always will be a luxury brand first and a performance brand second. Even the first mainstream production M car, the E28 M5, was based off of their bread and butter luxury car. I don't see why they deserve all the hate. It's a special edition of their driver oriented M3. Hell it has a cloth interior and…

Yup I'm flying through the air this is not good.

7zip FTMFW

Same, I don't care what you do to me. But never mess with my car, ever. Especially in a way that can't be reversible.

Jack, I have a 1985 BMW 635CSI 5-speed I'd be willing to let go for a fair price. It's a Delphin Grey with 171k on the clock. Perfect interior and everything has been recently serviced. And I'm in Los Angeles.

Good luck with that roadtrip. 550 miles was far enough for me haha.

Gimmi are you in one of the shots?

Sadly you can only dismiss replies. This is where an upvote/downvote system would come in handy. Or maybe a hierarchy system, where people actually had to audition and the best commenters would get stars next to their names!

It doesn't seem to change Oppo though. Pics are still the same size here.

Love that show. Velocity is probably my favorite channel on TV.

I thought that too, for a second I thought she was in Jurassic Park.

I just wish pics were normal size.

Better paddle shifting...you serious?

The difference is that this guy was not doing anything illegal, the officer stopped him purely to take his camera when he's not allowed to do that. Then he made a bogus arrest to try and get the video.

It's always been like this, but with cameras everywhere now the public is actually seeing it.