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I wouldn't be so quick to judge especially this early where so many things are still unknown. This is going to be exactly like the 1M. Everyone is going to bash it saying it's this and that, turbo this, turbo that and at the end, look at the reviews it's getting and how "M" it really is.
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How does the OP know there is a tri-turbo inline 6 under the hood of this thing? The title of the thread seems to indicate such.
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The tail lights look bigger than what was rendered a while ago. I hope the rear lights wont be like the f10's
Or im just crazy
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Turbo doesn't generate power from clear blue sky. The whole idea of the turbo is to have the power of a big engine (big engine=more air in the combustion chamber. Turbo pushes more air to a smaller combustion chamber) when you push the loud pedal. When you don't need power (ie, cruising) you have the efficiency of a small engine.
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Quick question--how do we know they're testing the tri-turbo in this mule?
Or is that just the current speculation?
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You beat me to it.
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If I told you I'd have to kill you.
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That's funny I thought the same thing. I'm going to wait until I see more of the facts but as of right now I'm leaning towards the GT3 idea.
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08-11-2011, 01:58 PM | #33 |
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Can't wait to trade in the 335i for this baby!
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I love that people have to show there knowledge just to show their knowledge. Point is the Turbo engines are more fuel efficient then their non turbo counterparts with the same power output. (Which is the same thing you just said and all I was posting about). So yes if you would like me to rephrase I know at WOT I am not picking up the efficiency. But overall I can flog the turbo engine the same as I would the non-turbo and acheive a higher overall MPG. Wow next time I wont make a comment without a scientific disertations and maybe a few references to the laws of physics in there as well.
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The old 3.2L in the M3/M Roadster could get 330 HP without turbos, so it should easily hit 450HP with 2 large turbos (and a hairdryer). If they bring back the Sedan I will be first in line to buy one, otherwise I have no clue what my next 4 door compact will be (RS4 or next gen C63 I guess). |
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BTW, even if you are not WOT, still the same thing. if you need 150hp to accelerate, you will burn same amount of fuel whether NA or turbo or sc...
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hairdryer? hahaha that made my day
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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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Exciting news.. look forward to some more pics and videos and more info on the engine!
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I like that they're going back to an I6. Tri-turbo though, sounds ridiculously complex and like there will be minimal chance of it having the same longevity and low problem record of the S54, or the S65 for that matter. Murphy's law - and add more complex parts, Murphy will prevail....I'll hold my breath to see what is actually spec'd for the car and how it does for the first few years.
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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.
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