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Originally Posted by TheMaxXHD
The 80s were a different time. To want an 80s built car on the road today, you would be driving less a nice car, and more an unsafe car.
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still think you're missing what's being lamented here. I'll put it another way.
80's, 90's, 00's, etc: 3 Series were kick ass cars compared to Accords and Camries. People who actually liked driving cars preferred them because they were communicative and engaging.
Today: 3 Series is interchangeable with Accord and Camry. Drive your toaster to work. Yawn.
No one is in love with the older cars, specifically. It's the engagement, "driver's car" thing that's been lost. BMW is not trying any more. If you like their current cars now, you'd LOVE what the current cars could be like if they hadn't quit.