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Video: BMW M3 Sedan takes to the hills

 
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Video: BMW M3 Sedan takes to the hills

Video: BMW M3 Sedan takes to the hills

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The four-door M3 has a good chance of being more popular than its coupe sibling despite BMW deeming it unworthy to produce during the last generation. This latest video shows that the new sedan is every bit as stylish as the coupe and the fact that it’s more practical could just give it the edge it needs in the sales race. Click here for all the official details or follow the jump to watch the clip.





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  1. By Steve Posted: 10/8/2007 10:50am PDT

    I'm sorry I'm going to have to disagree here. The M3 sedan just does not have those coupe lines and makes the aggressive looks they added to the front and back look that much more tame. I realize M cars are supposed to sheep in wolves' clothing but the M3 is supposed to look the part of the slightly out-of-bounds sports car and this sedan doesn't do it.
     
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  2. By worldbfree4me Posted: 10/8/2007 1:02pm PDT

    Uh Steve..did you mean, a Wolf in Sheep's clothing, meaning a docile looking Sheepish sport sedan with subtle hints of a nasty Wolf like power train and personality lurking just under the surface? Your right, it is much softer looking than the coupe, heck parked next a regular 335i most people would not believe it cost 15k to 20k more. And the chick magnet appeal wont yield any better results with this sled vs a 335i. AMG is definitely more aggressive looking.
     
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