LexFather

np20412

What a waste of good BMW parts.

sonyman

Finally a BMW with VTEC!

Scott

GSteg

iTrader: (15)

Why would an BMW owner convert his M3 into a honda civic?



jk

Jewcano

iTrader: (4)

The ugly honda was molting its nasty honda skin and becoming a BMW, when all of a sudden it got stuck.

TheRupp

This is unfortunately becoming a popular mod. Looks like it caught on fire on the passenger side.

Richie

Looks like the cops allready arrived to arrest this guy, LOL.

rominl

iTrader: (4)

HAHHAA, another pathetic example

mmarshall

Yeah, I noticed that too..........look who is parked directly behind him.

mmarshall

Cars like this make a good case for BMW to bring the 1-series over to the U.S. market from Germany, especially an M1. The new 1-series, in fact, for several reasons, is one of the very few Chris Bangle designs I think is reasonably well-done and does not make me want to toss up my lunch.

rominl

iTrader: (4)

well, not sure those people would be able to afford the 1 series anyway

and on the other hand, would bmw really need to worry about crowd like this?

mmarshall

Maybe...maybe not. The 1-series is less expensive to produce than other BMW products ( Mini Cooper excepted, of course ) and doesn't have as many expensive electronic toys on it like I-Drive.

TheRupp

It would be smart to bring that over here, especially with the A/S3 roaming the streets. I think it would step on the Mini Cooper's toes, however.

rominl

iTrader: (4)

for under 20k? don't think so. keep in mind, these are civic people

mmarshall

Under 20K, I agree with you, not likely...............but a new Civic Si starts over 20K, and with some options, freight, and tax is also going to run in the low 20's ( dealers generally don't bargain on this car ). A regular ( non-M ) 1-series would probably run roughly the same price range...low-to-mid-20's.

http://automobiles.honda.com/models/...lName=Civic+Si