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BMW M1 Concept
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http://www.asphalte.ch/Events/VEste0...2008%20134.jpg http://www.asphalte.ch/Events/VEste0...2008%20498.jpg http://www.asphalte.ch/Events/VEste0...2008%20516.jpg http://images.worldcarfans.com/2008/...01.Mini10L.jpg http://images.worldcarfans.com/2008/...001.Mini2L.jpg http://images.worldcarfans.com/2008/...01.Mini15L.jpg http://images.worldcarfans.com/2008/...001.Mini5L.jpg http://images.worldcarfans.com/2008/...001.Mini6L.jpg :whip::love::love: their 5.0l V10 with a bit more power would be fine for it... but i'm hoping they make like a brand new McLaren F1-ish V12 for it, if they decide to build it that is, 6.0l 600+ hp? if they don't build it then there is something wrong with them pics were taken at Villa d'este more info http://www.worldcarfans.com/9080427....t-villa-d-este |
It looks like a dodge muscle car.
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seems like they nicked a bit of they evo x front snout
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Just like the Mille Miglia Concept -which is even worse- this shouldn't even be considered at all. And the shape of the car reminds me of the miura..the back mostly |
The rear is (almost) very good.
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I think thats one of the ugliest cars that has ever come out of BMW.
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^LOL, sorry I love BMW, but that thing looks funny. It was a nice touch retaining the twin BMW icons on the rear though.
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There's a hint of Vector in the design I think.
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Art? I call it copycat styling. Ever since Ford has retrolized the Mustang, it started a trend to dig up something old and try to make it look new. I can see when done right, it can be a new legend (Ford GT is a good example). This is definitely not in the case.
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Trust me. Ford is not the first to dig up the past and re-release a car.. Try the Monaro!
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I dunno about that front end, but everything else I like
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Obviously this isn't a style that would sell on the street - but as a concept determining future styling, it's unique and I love it! :-)
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i hope this makes it into production-a BMW supercar :love:
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