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Originally Posted by advantage20
Well I for one believe not only that the investment for building a stronger version of this 4 pot would be minimal versus building an all-new engine from the ground up as was the case in the past (and I'm pretty sure they've already gone half the way by researching/testing the option), but that they'd have the nerve to name it M1 and claim that deep down it has inherited the original M1's genes of raw sportiness and is simply a modern reinterpretation wrapped in a more complete package in line with today's needs for interior space, 4 door usability, AWD capability and 4 cylinder low emissions  |
FWD M1 Supercar. Designed for sheer understeering pleasure.