The 2's are nicely proportioned but the engines are clearly different. The 228i has a 2.0L 4-cyl. that gets out 245hp with the help of BMW's TwinPower Turbo: A TwinScroll supercharger and direct fuel injection. Two automatic transmissions are available: An 8-speed or an auto with paddle shifters and launch control.

You just made a Lexus BR-Z/FR-S ;)

Josh - the one is the video is auto also, WTF!?

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GT6 driver has paddle shifting/gear changes and the PC game does not

No regularly, but yes...

well put jpunk, well put. and the same goes for 99% of the others who will buy this "soft road" vehicle and will get the base FWD knowing they will never need the 4WD capability (or even know what that is...)

Yeah, I was thinking the same. It will be much more reasonable in height and wheel size if put into production. And honestly, while I thought the MB GLA (based on the CLA front driver) was awkard, I saw it in person at the LA auto show this weekend, and it's actually much more attractive than it's sedan counterpart:

Yeah, I went to the LA Auto Show yesterday, and I DO NOT care for the changes, both Minis base and S look a little scared and too pudgy...Shockingly though, the S has a significantly goofier bumper/fascia thing happening - the base Cooper is more attractive, although still not very good loking

This RWD mentioned is also the first thing I searched for...

My first car was a Corolla, but it was a very fun, economical, well put together, sporty 2 door coupe - 1988 Corolla GT-S Coupe...5 speed, 1.6L engine, great gas mileage, loved to rev, and albeit FWD, still fun and had some soul.

Yes and now, plus a heavier car for the Mustang...

This Shelby...