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Originally Posted by The HACK
The ///M division also said that there will never be an ///M car equipped with automatic after the E36 M3 fiasco. They also said there will never be an M engine with force induction. And they said there will never be a none-RWD M.
Well we all know what happens with what the ///M Gmbh said. Let's face it. They've sold out. If they'll put an automatic, turbocharged V-8 in an X5 and X6 and slap ///M badges on it, what makes you or ANYONE think that any of the things that's not suppose to happen to the M3, won't happen?
Don't be surprised if there's a front wheel driven, automatic turbocharged V-6 ///M in the near future. With run-flats.
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I honestly I have no problem with this, so long as choice is unaffected. Tires are often changed anyway, and as long as I can get a RWD manual or DCT M3 I could care less if they offer AWD versions. Hell, I'd even try the AWD version to see if I liked it better.