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Thread: 135i vs G35/G37
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Old 12-12-2007, 03:22 PM   #4 (permalink)
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G35/G37 is ftw. In fact, it is one of teh cars I would consider instead of getting a new 3 Series. BMW knows that they have been taking some of their market share. Nissan is still the best Japanese manufacturer when it comes to building sportiness into their cars (see new GT-R).

As the prof said, however, the comparison is not a very valid one. The main similarity is cost. These are products aimed at a different types of consumers.
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