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Originally Posted by BMWinAZ
I absolutely love the styling and the continued relevance of a car like the 3.0 cs and would have no objections to owning and driving one today. I also agree that BMW continues to make safe, innovative and stylish cars today (for the most part). But I wholeheartedly agree with the posters who lament the decline in individuality in the present offerings of most luxury car manufacturers. I think it dilutes brand identity and ultimately devalues the marque! The fact that BMW no longer offers a n/a I6 (alongside newer engine concepts), has made and marketed something that looks like a wheeled toaster (i3), and is offering a front-wheel drive "minivan", has me hanging on to my two N52 powered BMWs till the wheels fall off ;(
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BMW does offer a N/A I6, it's just in a motorcycle...
