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Test Drive & Track day with 428i, 435i, Xdrive, M-Sport... (VIDEO)
Spent all day with the new 4 Series (428i and 435i) in Virginia as part of a special event with Autoweek Magazine.
Here's a video overview:
-RJP
Here's a video overview:
-RJP
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Wow must be nice to be part of the event. Did you like the x drive for the 4 series or should it strictly be only rear wheel drive?
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lucky you. any written insight? are you coming from a 3 series?
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Awesome man you are one lucky guy to have been a part of all this. any more feedback?
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@Rob Pincus are you considering buying a BMW too?
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I just sold an M3, actually. I really did like the 4 series... I was skeptical at first, but the name/series change makes sense in the long run.
I prefer RWD for a "fun car", which this would be if I were to purchase one, but there is no argument that the XDrive is a better option for everyday if you live in a snowy/wet climate. I've lived in Vermont and Colorado both and would go with XDrive if I were there. Otherwise, the babysitter technology will do an amazing job of keeping you safe when weather turns a bit bad and being able to tone them down is part of driving an enthusiast car.
I prefer RWD for a "fun car", which this would be if I were to purchase one, but there is no argument that the XDrive is a better option for everyday if you live in a snowy/wet climate. I've lived in Vermont and Colorado both and would go with XDrive if I were there. Otherwise, the babysitter technology will do an amazing job of keeping you safe when weather turns a bit bad and being able to tone them down is part of driving an enthusiast car.
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I just sold an M3, actually. I really did like the 4 series... I was skeptical at first, but the name/series change makes sense in the long run.
I prefer RWD for a "fun car", which this would be if I were to purchase one, but there is no argument that the XDrive is a better option for everyday if you live in a snowy/wet climate. I've lived in Vermont and Colorado both and would go with XDrive if I were there. Otherwise, the babysitter technology will do an amazing job of keeping you safe when weather turns a bit bad and being able to tone them down is part of driving an enthusiast car. |
Which generation of M3? I'm a fan of all of them.
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