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Originally Posted by Germanauto
ITT: people with pseudo M cars tryna justify how their car is actually an M
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Well M Sport owners don't have to justify it because BMW has done it for them by classifying M Sport cars under the M division. Don't blame the customers when the manufacturer made the change.
I've only owned "full M" cars (M6 and M2 CS) and I enjoyed them, but when I was in the market for an SUV I found I preferred the X4 M40i and X6 M60i over the full M versions. I have less of a tolerance for stiff suspension in a luxury SUV and I don't see the point in sacrificing ride quality for track performance when I'll never track an SUV. The M60i also has the S68 and something the full M doesn't get which is rear-wheel steering. If BMW would have labeled the M60i as X5/6M and left the current X5/6M Competition as the top M version, I doubt anyone would complain.