http://www.worldcarfans.com/news.cfm/country/gcf/newsID/2060421.007/bmw/new-bmw-3-series-coupe-revealed-uk

http://www.germancarfans.com/news/2060421.007/2060421.007.1M.jpg

I like it. It looks kinda like a small 6-Series and the biturbo 335i sounds like a great car. Can't wait for the next M3.

Those are the shitty photos. Here are the real ones:

http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=143416

And:
Dealer Bulletin:
http://jon.bimmerfest.com/bulletins/bulletin.pdf


Vehicle Ordering Guide:
http://jon.bimmerfest.com/bulletins/specs-3er.pdf

335 here I come!

www.bmwusa.com too. That 335i is looking really really good. I can't wait for the tuners to get a hold of a BMW Turbo I6. It'll be interesting to see how a 335i w/ bolt-ons does against the next M3.

is they any chance they'll resurrect the M3 4-door? there was only the E36 M3. was this becasue they fear it's too much of an M5 rival? as people might save money and buy the M3 for a super-saloon?

Rumors are flying all over the place about whether or not there will be a M3 Sedan. There were some spypics of a E90 with dual exhaust that many people suspected was an M car, but now there is doubt because the 335i has daul exhaust as well.

I have mixed feelings about an M3 sedan. I would love to see how an M3 sedan would do against the likes of the Audi S4/RS4, C55 AMG, and the CTS-V. On the other hand, BMW needs to avoid making the M division like AMG, where they modify almost every car Mercedes makes. I would worry that a new M3 sedan would be the first step towards an M7 or an M-X5.

I don't think that an M3 sedan would be a huge threat to the M5. There is still a significan size difference between the E90 and the E60 and a 75-100hp difference should be enough to differentiate them. The new M5 has had little trouble selling well. At one point I think the waiting list was well over a year, maybe 2 years.

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