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03-17-2010, 06:01 PM
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yodog
Drives: '86 Corolla
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Diamond Bar, Ca
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Originally Posted by Jason
IMO, the exclusivity will still be there. The 1, 3, 5, 7, Z series will retain their RWD architecture and their great driving dynamics. Just because there will be FWD BMWs doesn't make their RWD cars any worse or less desirable.
BMW runs a business afterall, and if making FWD cars will allow them to continue operating as an independent company that continues making some of the best handling (and still some of the most desirable) RWD sedans, coupes, and roadsters, then I'm willing to live with whatever sacrilege a FWD BMW may be.
Seriously, did everyone buy a BMW because it's a brand that only has RWD cars, or did you buy your BMW because it happens to be a great RWD car? I would hope that it's the latter.
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