Sunday, January 16, 2011

2012 BMW 1 Series M Coupe the "most affordable" M product ever offered



At $ 47,010 (including destination), which is not 2012 BMW 1 Series Coupe M come cheap. Nevertheless, said Matthew Russell, BMW product and technology public relations representative that it was "the cheapest BMW M has ever sold, adjusted for inflation, including the original E30 M3." The car costs about $ 34,000 when it was introduced in 1988. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Russell is more than right: $ 34,000 in 1988 had the same purchasing power as $ 62,885 in 2010.

With rumors of BMW always in front-wheel-drive cars, we asked Dr. Kay Segler, president of BMW M GmbH, where M could do a FWD car. Sailors, said: "I did not think, "and went on to remark that he could not see it is a subgroup M-1 series car. Russell worked with, "There are rumors about what is coming, but they are not from us." Contrary to other rumors about whether the coupe will be closed or restricted in number, we were categorically said no but that was amended with: "But they are hard to get."

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