*whistle*
Elegant.
(http://www.auto-motor-und-sport.de/sixcms/media.php/23/01_450.122530.jpg)
(http://www.auto-motor-und-sport.de/sixcms/media.php/23/06_450.122540.jpg)
(http://www.auto-motor-und-sport.de/sixcms/media.php/23/09_450.122546.jpg)
Minor masking on the front spoiler and sidemarker. From the exhaust, looks like an M.
It's a beauty. Too bad I couldn't fit in it.
You know what it reminds me of RG? Looks a bit like a TVR. Except for the crazy side molding and the grill.
*drool* TVRs are so amazingly beautiful.
I was thinking it's what a Scion TC would look like after a severe makeover, but I see the TVR comparison. They really did a nice job popping a lid on it.
Why did they put the black stuff over the logos? It isn't like we aren't able to tell it's a Beemer.
that looks sweet!
I am a Scion owner and I consider that a complement. But to me the tC looks a bit more like a 350z with its mouth wide open.
'Twas meant as such. From what I've seen, the Scion is a great car for a budget. A friend of mine has a TC, and can fit a ton of crap in the back. I have a soft spot for hatches of all kinds; if BMW won't give us the 1, the Z4 coupe might be a very nice consolation gift.
dp's Scion...
(http://www.daimage.com/SC_01.jpg)
Looks more like a clownshoe than the original M coupe (I think that was the nomenclature on that one, it was an M car but obviously not an M3). I liked that car, but I don't care for the roofline on this one -- it's too round when compared with the lines of the rest of the car. I don't care for the looks of many of the "Bangle" cars, and yes I know he didn't design them.
It was technically an MZ3 coupe, but was known generally as an M coupe, and that's going to cause some confusion when this one comes out...
The MZ4 has been in a couple magazines lately.
Wait, so what does the M designation mean? The M3 and M5 are sport versions of their respective number classes, right? And the MZ3 is the shoe-lookin' version of the Z3, correct?
the "m" stands for motorsport, a unique division of bmw specializing in high performance versions of bmw production models.
What's pictured there is the next generation fixed roof M-Coupe based on the Z4 roadster. BMW has already shown off this body style at a couple shows now in the Z4 coupe trim. Kinda old news, but it such a sexy car and I always get a kick from looking at it. Big improvement over the previous M-Coupe. It's definitely my favorite Chris Bangle-designed BMW to date. I love the long hood. The future Bangle-designed 3-series coupe should be pretty damn hot too.
If you don't like that car you can go home and cry :( :lol:
If I ws spending my money though, I would have to slip on into the Porsche Cayman S :thumb:
Quote from: Mr.7If I ws spending my money though, I would have to slip on into the Porsche Cayman S :thumb:
No doubt the Cayman S is a beautiful car. A far cry from the previous generation Boxster. For that much money, though, I'd just grab myself a Corvette C6. I'll save myself $14k and blow the doors off the Porsche. Or maybe go all out, spend an extra $7k over the Porsche, and just get a C6 Z06. Then nothing under $120k will catch me. :thumb:
Quote from: roguegeekThen nothing under $120k will catch me. :thumb:
then what? :lol:
i wany something more than just pure power. not that i would ever buy a porche...
people generally don't buy porsche for the horseys
yeah that car is really nice. Somone in my apt building has one and i have admired it on more than one occasion.