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Friday, November 21, 2008
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Full sport >
By Benjamin Cyr - (2008-09-26)
Each new generation of M series brings out the auto press en masse. You wonder how BMW will manage, once again, to improve the high performance Series 3, Series 5 and others. Well, as history often repeats itself, this Bavarian maker shows us even more of its wealth of know-how with the new 2008 M3.
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Four years after its unveiling, the present version of the 5 series arrives loaded with modifications for 2008. Though the vehicle may be similar to last year’s...
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Driving pleasure depends on a many factors: the chassis‘s sturdiness, suspension quality, steering precision, the power and torque of the engine and more. BMW remains a beacon when searching for sheer driving joy; now, the 335xi provides it 365 days a year.
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With so many SUV on the roads these days, it’s easy to forget that sport is part of the title of many SUV. When you pause to think about this, you realize that most do offer the utility aspect but not many can actually claim they are sporty.
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BMW and Lexus: two of the most prestigious names in the automobile world. The first has been known for years as a leading provider of sheer driving pleasure, reputation that can only come from European makers, according to many.
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