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Old 08-24-2018, 10:39 AM   #827
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I know right? That's what I'm saying, which apparently went above the previous 2 posters' heads.
You said a 3600 lb. M3 is "impressively light". It is not...

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Old 08-24-2018, 11:00 AM   #828
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Old 08-24-2018, 12:07 PM   #829
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You said a 3600 lb. M3 is "impressively light". It is not...
The lightest trim of M3 is listed at 3,495lbs. Not many (if any) mid/full-size RWD cars with decent power weigh less than that.
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Old 08-24-2018, 12:23 PM   #830
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The lightest trim of M3 is listed at 3,495lbs. Not many (if any) mid/full-size RWD cars with decent power weigh less than that.
It's supposedly a compact, not mid/full-size. 3495 lb. is still not "impressively light"...
3662 lb. as tested here: https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-cul...s-amg-comparo/

And the smaller 2 series is nearly as massive. Sad
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And the smaller 2 series is nearly as massive. Sad

This is the real tragedy. The 2 series was supposed to be an E36/E46 sized car, but what's the point if it weighs the same as the bigger car? I wouldn't care about the M3's weight if there was a lightweight alternative in the smaller car. This has been my gripe since the 1 series came out. The 1/2 series should weigh ~3250lbs and the Z4 should weigh right around 3000 for me to be interested.
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Old 08-24-2018, 10:40 PM   #835
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This is the real tragedy. The 2 series was supposed to be an E36/E46 sized car, but what's the point if it weighs the same as the bigger car? I wouldn't care about the M3's weight if there was a lightweight alternative in the smaller car. This has been my gripe since the 1 series came out. The 1/2 series should weigh ~3250lbs and the Z4 should weigh right around 3000 for me to be interested.
It doesn't weigh the same. The 2 series is lighter like 3150 in low/base trim, but it can be optioned to be just as heavy as the average 3-series. Unfortunately, there is a minimal amount of stuff a luxury car will always have, so there is only so much weight that can be lost. The 3-series has grown in size and features, but it is still considered a compact. It probably wasn't easy for BMW to make a 2-series (a subcompact) that is luxurious and capable of holding a straight six, but still be significantly lighter that the 3-series.

This is the same problem with the Z4. Even though the platform is unique and small, there is still the constraints of adding a 40i engine, convertible top with chassis stiffness, BMW luxuries on top of modern electronics and safety equipment. Guaranteed if the twins had the same features it wouldn't be light.
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How it would have looked with the traditional BMW grille.



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How it would have looked with the traditional BMW grille.

Interesting, I didn't even realize how different the actual Z4 grill is from other BMWs.
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