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Originally Posted by Staszek
Wow why are you taking things so seriously. I put 30mpg in jest, its a magical number.
So you are telling me if you could push a car as hard as you want both being equal in performance, one gets 10mpg and one gets 30mpg you would say hmmm doesnt matter to me which one I have.
The performance is the end all of what you want out of an M3, but it is also nice to have fuel economy as well.
Remember the M3 is not a full on sports car, its also a DD for many people as well as it seats 4 with a large trunk.
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Well, since the current M3 gets 24mpg, the new one better get 30mpg..
Again, if you push hard, both cars will get awful mpg... You will only have the benefit on freeway driving, and depending on you driving habits and commute, the new M3 may not be all that economical. It may not be justified to have 2more mpg and loose a high revving V8 masterpiece.. That's my whole point.
Agreed on M3 is not a sports car.