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Originally Posted by Drk280
I think this car is aimed at the young executive women market - they seem to love their hatch backs
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Hey, I love hatchbacks too, but not:
* Ugly ones
* That are less useful than a model that already exists (the touring)
* That costs money that COULD have been spent testing a manual transmission touring.
Seriously, do we really need a sedan, touring, GT, coupe, and gran coupe?
Why do the Gran Coupe and GT even exist? The GT is less useful than the touring, and ditto the GC over the sedan. If BMW doesn't think the standard sedan is stylish enough, then why did they build it in the first place? Seems like they should have picked the styling of the sedan or the GC, and just made *one* of the two.
Seems pretty simple to make one attractive sedan, one coupe, and one touring.
But I guess that's why I don't work for BMW.
