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Old 12-03-2007, 11:06 AM
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To E53 4.8is/4.6is 'ers: Why NOT move to E70 4.8i?

I assume most you E53 4.8ers at some point thought about trading in your E53 for the E70 4.8i, but ultimately decided not to do so. I'd like to know why not?

I posted a similar question on the E70 board, and the answers were mixed. The loyal E53ers said the 4.8is is more "raw", more of a sports car, and true to the M brand while the E70 4.8i is very civilized and excellent "family car". So, it depends what you want.

The loyal E70ers, on the other hand, said you've got to be crazy not to "trade up" to the E70 4.8i because it's better in every respect.

I'm considering the move so wanted to hear the thought process of my fellow 4.8ers (and 4.6ers). Thanks.

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