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    Lighter, more hardcore M4 (CSL)

    All but confirmed in this months EVO, in an interview with M Boss Freidrich Nitschke.

    Of course, those at the M presentation last May, during the homecoming in Munich, will already be feeling confident about this, but the latest does sound very promising all the same :

    EVO : "Will there be a lighter, more hardcore M4 ?"

    Freidrich Nitschke : "Of course we are thinking, for example, that Porsche is very successful with such special models in the life cycle. We did this in the past. And I think we will do this also in the future"

    :thumbs:

    #2
    Originally posted by 0836whimper
    All but confirmed in this months EVO, in an interview with M Boss Freidrich Nitschke.

    Of course, those at the M presentation last May, during the homecoming in Munich, will already feeling confident about this, but the latest does sound very promising all the same :

    EVO : "Will there be a lighter, more hardcore M4 ?"

    Freidrich Nitschke : "Of course we are thinking, for example, that Porsche is very successful with such special models in the life cycle. We did this in the past. And I think we will do this also in the future"

    :thumbs:
    Where is Roland

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      #3
      Originally posted by 0836whimper
      All but confirmed in this months EVO, in an interview with M Boss Freidrich Nitschke.

      Of course, those at the M presentation last May, during the homecoming in Munich, will already be feeling confident about this, but the latest does sound very promising all the same :

      EVO : "Will there be a lighter, more hardcore M4 ?"

      Freidrich Nitschke : "Of course we are thinking, for example, that Porsche is very successful with such special models in the life cycle. We did this in the past. And I think we will do this also in the future"

      :thumbs:
      Will it be at an acessable price, with a decent amount produced, is the big question.

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        #4
        If they do produce a M4 lightweight (CSL) version. It will be an instant swap from my E92 to one!

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          #5
          It's early days, but based on the initial reaction to the new cars, I think they need to get this version out a bit quicker. For the new M3/M4 not to get 5 star reviews has to be a sackable offence in Garching. Catchpole in Evo is underwhelmed for the same reasons as other journos.
          Compare the response to when the E46 came out.

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            #6
            Originally posted by shimmy View Post
            Where is Roland
            Here, Shimmy :smokin:

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              #7
              Originally posted by Roland View Post
              Here, Shimmy :smokin:
              :hahaha::hahaha:

              So how has the mew M3/4 gone down in Germany with the press?

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                #8
                Autocar only kind of gave it a warm welcome.

                Will be interesting to see what the chimp thinks of it.

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                  #9
                  His written review is on Pistonheads but the video couldn't be released in time due to embargo rules I think. Seemed to think pretty highly of it, but I think he judged it as an "M3 for the modern world" rather than comparing with their previous efforts.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by digi View Post

                    Will be interesting to see what the chimp thinks of it.
                    I expect he will give it 5 stars.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by E46CSL View Post
                      I expect he will give it 5 stars.
                      I think he will miss the NA engine ALOT.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by digi View Post
                        I think he will miss the NA engine ALOT.
                        Of course, I missed carburettors for a while

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                          #13
                          thats not the same. :smokin:

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Marv968 View Post
                            Will it be at an acessable price, with a decent amount produced, is the big question.
                            He mentioned Porsche having success with niche performance variants, so if they're going to follow the GT2 / GT3 model, then the answer to that question is probably "no".

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                              #15
                              if it will be 1200 kg with 500 hp and sounds like the carbon airbox on steroids, then im in. :supz: somehow i doubt it :hahaha:

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