Are 4 cylinder BMWs worth it?
yes or no?

No. its basically admitting you're too poor for the brand and are trying to flex anyway. get something that'll actually make good use of those 4 cylinders, like a camaro.

>>28535090
>flex
I want 4 doors with reasonable interior space, and a reasonable engine and transmission, for below $60 grand
Is that considered flexing

>>28535094
Oh and RWD of course

>>28535094
You can get a ct5 V6 with a decent number of options for 55k

>>28535118
Is this bot only programmed to recommend GMshit?

>>28535087 (OP)
If you want a spurty daily, a 330i or 230i is bredy gud ackthually. Esp if you get them a few years used with low muhlajj, good deal <30K.

430i GranCoupe (no D) is gay (means you have no D) but very practical due to the hatchback design. You can lay the backseats down and sleep in the back, really good for camping roadtrips and shit like that. Handles breddy well, but no LSD so can't do donuts or drifts.

t. rented a 430i GranCoupe for 2 weeks and drove it over 6K miles

>>28535127
Rate how the 430i felt in terms of: speed and agility
Did it feel too slow? did it feel too heavy and not nimble?
Im not expecting a fast, precise sports car here by any means but shouldnt feel like a chevy malibu either
>>28535118
True but that doesnt have a hatchback and is definitely more on the luxury side than agility or sportiness.
For what its worth the 4cyl b48 has more aftermarket support and capability than the 3.0 twin turbo v6 put in the ct5.
The Ct5 isn't a bad choice if you just want a bigger car with super cruise, luxury, daily drivability though.

>>28535087 (OP)
Uh, no. Plus you won't be here long enough to enjoy it.

yes
>grand coupe
no

>>28535094
Get an FL5.