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Originally Posted by RobMason
Yes, Ferrari has graced other models with its GTO badge.
2 other cars with the GTO name, the '84-'86 288 GTO,
and the recent 599 GTO.
BMW outshines Ferrari in that regard.
I will place my bet on the name M135i or M135
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Re-read what I said, both the models that have reused the GTO name are not the base model, the 288GTO was the forerunner to the F40, or in other words the peak of Ferrari technology at the time and the 599GTO is currently their most expensive model.
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Originally Posted by dmboone25
+1 I HATE the new Z4 naming system--you have to almost know another language to figure the stupid thing out.
I am a big fan of short and sweet. I loved it when a 325i was really a 3 series car with a 2.5 liter, fuel injected inline 6. Very easy to understand, very simple...
M1, 1M, M Coupe would all work. Anything with 135 in the name is just retarded--because this car is CLEARLY not going to be a 135. It will be very different, distinct, and special, and should be named accordingly.
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You must be total pissed off with BMW in recent years, what with their misleading number system they have been using.