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지훈 writes:
2008 BMW M3 Coupe Review
ProsPerformance, Drivability, Comfort, Design. ConsReliability, Transmission.
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2008 Bmw E92 M3 — The 2008 E92 BMW M3 is an amazing car, in which I can't really describe in this small square with the amount of time I currently have. It performs marvelously, is comfortable to drive, and is fantastic for both daily and spirited aggressive use. The M Dynamic function works like a magician to give you that balance of slide versus grip, and the power and torque come on quickly and steadily. The only qualm I have about this car is quality: the engine has already broken once (there is a TSB for this) and the manual transmission has a intermittent grinding issue, present in an estimated 5% of these cars, which BMW flat out refuses to acknowledge, for fear of losing money. The DCT also has a few issues as well, although there is currently a fix for it available.
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Jonathan writes:
2008 BMW M3 Sedan Review
ProsBig Grins ConsGas mileage
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Best Sports Sedan On The Road — One of my favorite cars I've ever owned.Awesome performance for what it is. Awesome breaking great corning and hi rev motor makes for a fun car on the track and not to mention the best sound you'll hear from a sedan. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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Ashkaun writes:
2008 BMW M3 Coupe Review
ProsGood overall performance especially its handling & Practical & Luxurious & good price ConsA little heavy & Its looks are ok
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2008 Bmw M3 — THE VERDICT: PERFORMANCE is incredible!! Very Powerfull Engine, accelerates beautifully(0-60 in 4.1), top speed is ok (161mph), Brakes stop on a dime. Its handling is the best thanks to the amazing suspension and tiny racing steering wheel. A little heavy though (3652 lbs) ROAD has great luxuries such as a nice sat nav system. Very practical but a little thirsty when it comes to gas (14/20 MPG). Amazing price for its performance ($60,000). Looks like every other BMW. It can definitely street race!!!!! I know, i did it!! | ||
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Zack writes:
2008 BMW M3 Coupe Review
ProsPerformance and handling. ConsFront end is a little much when parking.
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Bmw Is Stilll The Ultimate Driving Machine — Performance great. Practicality not great. Quality not the best BMW has come out with. Apperance always gets a look. Cost of Ownership.... lease is the only way to go. Fun factor unless your wealthy its hard to beat. Very fun to drive. Gas mileage better than expected. Can't fit a set of golf clubs in the trunk. | ||
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Sean writes:
2008 BMW M3 Coupe Review
ProsEverything ConsGas mileage, price
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Bmw 2008 E92 M3 — Performance - It's an M, you know what that means. Build Quality - Build very well, strong welds, no squeaks or noises. Appearance - Gorgeous body lines, Fat rear tires with wide body, M badges, and nice colors. Cost of Ownership, 14/20 MPG is pretty lacking but that's the price of performance. Financing is quite expensive as is insurance but the utility gained from ownership makes it ok. Fun Factor - Unmatched. 414HP, 0-60 in 4.1... Manual Transmission. Lovely! | ||
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rkoonce writes:
2008 BMW M3 Coupe Review
ProsPower, sound and style are awesome. ConsLogic7 Enhanced Premium Sound cuts the bass as you go faster or turn up the stereo. The DSP Processing in the head unit and MOST fiber network makes adding additional amplifier not as effective, as if raw analog source could be tapped into. 
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The Bmw M3 Lives Up To The Ultimate Driving Machine Reputation. — The car looks, drives, and handles great. You would think that for the pricetag, that a factory alarm would be standard; however, it is not. No complaints about the driving or handling of the car, but the technology integration could be a bit better. I am not a fan of the Logic7 fiber network, and the limitations it imposes on customizing the sound system. | ||
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Peter writes:
2008 BMW M3 Coupe Review
Prospower Consfuel
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daveth1218 writes:
2008 BMW M3 Coupe Review
ProsIt's an M3, so pretty much everything. Handing is best in class. Power is awesome. Ride is terrific. The sound of the engine at 8400 rpm is amazing. ConsI'd have to say that the electronic accessories (such as the iPod interface) is not as good as it could be, and the keyless ignition is nothing more than an annoying gimmick. Also, the two cup holders are terrible. 
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Simply The Greatest Value In High Performance Motoring — This is my second M3. My love for this car just keeps growing. It is a fabulous car both as a commuter and as a track car. It has two distinctly different personalities. On the street it can simply be a 3-series with extra torque. But on the track, above 6,000 rpm it morphs into a shrieking V8 with grip that has no end. What's so amazing to me is that everything that competes with the M3, including the 911SC, the F430 and the GTR all retail for close to DOUBLE the cost of a new M3. What a deal. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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larryjen writes:
2008 BMW M3 Sedan Review
ProsInspires confidence ConsInspires confidence 
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Ultimate Driving Machine — Best handling car with 4 doors and a useful trunk. Creature comforts yet performance oriented engine, suspension and chasis make this the perfect car whether you only own this car or other cars. Add this to car to your bucket list! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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Sean writes:
2008 BMW M3 Convertible Review
Proshandling, power Consnone
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Use It Or Lose It — Performance - heaven above 3000rpm up until 8400rpm, fade free braking and amazing handling. Build Quality - no repairs needed, no squeeks/rattles. Appearance - looks good inside and out Cost of ownership - only 15 miles per gallon, free regular maintenance Fun factor - SOO AWESOME Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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