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M235 - G Killer?


Dan Cummins

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Your kidding right? Please tell me you are or I am taking all your ndawg bucks away. :lol:

I'm not sure who's kidding but in fact the base engine is the H5 which, gasp....is actually a 325 CI engine. 355 HP and 405 lb ft.

:biggrin: I only asked because it was mentioned in the video and I went bug eyed when I thought about that little engine in that barge.

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13 pages, and how many are talking about the m235 ? Men, could we go back to the main topic ? I like talking about cars, financing option, etc. but we are getting lost. So just wait about info and then debate and for others topics let's create an appropriate thread ;-)

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Googling M235 and all you see are a bunch of girly BMWs.....

And before everyone jumps in to defend BMWs, let me remind you that my grandma drives a 5 series. Dont be her

The M235 Bimmer should have been called the M3 but BMW screwed up their naming nomenclature when the 3 series became 4 doors. Horror for us M devotees. Disclosure, I have an M3.

FWIW, the M series "35" engines make 406 Lb. Ft. of torque at about 1900 rpm with a 3.0 liter twin turbo engine. 425 HP at 5500 rpm. Not too shabby. Maybe they should put it in a boat!

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The M235 Bimmer should have been called the M3 but BMW screwed up their naming nomenclature when the 3 series became 4 doors. Horror for us M devotees. Disclosure, I have an M3.

FWIW, the M series "35" engines make 406 Lb. Ft. of torque at about 1900 rpm with a 3.0 liter twin turbo engine. 425 HP at 5500 rpm. Not too shabby. Maybe they should put it in a boat!

I kinda think they should have simply called it the M2. The issue is that it's not really an M car. It's more of an M package, like the MSport package.

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Does a citation X that seats 8 people have $23M in value when you can buy a used king air that seats the same number for a couple hundred grand? For some, no, for others, yes. Point is, just because many on here and pay homage to "the good ol' days" doesn't mean that there's not a few hundred people who would buy it.

This isn't a fair comparison. First you're talking about one of the fastest corporate jets produced verses a prop. They fly at completely different altitudes and speeds. Furthermore, a King Air 200 will cost you a lot more than a couple hundred.

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Do those gates look really big to anyone? Disclosure: Listed boat owner

I thought the same thing. I don't own a Bu' but surf them all the time with my friends. Those look way taller than any other gate I have seen.

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ahopkins22LSV

The gates do look huge, but makes sense. Look at a VTX gate then go look at a LSV gate. The LSV is much bigger. And I would venture to guess the VLX is sized somewhere in between those two.

Also, I don't think we are going to hear many details or specs until after the dealer meeting. When this boat was supposed to be released...

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