[thebigcheese]

Originally Posted by Mr. Maboomba

Market adjustments are going to go away and fast as the economy implodes. Anyone in SoCal who has been paying them is going to start feeling pretty silly in 3... 2... 1...

Originally Posted by Mr. Maboomba

Market adjustments are going to go away and fast as the economy implodes. Anyone in SoCal who has been paying them is going to start feeling pretty silly in 3... 2... 1...

I dont even care about the price at this point, i just want them to announce the damn thing 😩

[Purekoryo]

Originally Posted by thebigcheese

I dont even care about the price at this point, i just want them to announce the damn thing 😩

Indeed!

[ScullyD]

Originally Posted by thebigcheese

I dont even care about the price at this point, i just want them to announce the damn thing 😩

What's so exciting about this generation of CS over the M5 CS or CSL, unless it's much cheaper than we expect?

At best it's an M5 CS lite but for slightly less than the M5 CS's price.

[thebigcheese]

Originally Posted by ScullyD

What's so exciting about this generation of CS over the M5 CS or CSL, unless it's much cheaper than we expect?

At best it's an M5 CS lite but for slightly less than the M5 CS's price.

Im just excited for a new car 🤷*♂️

[FrankieNuo]

Has a titanium exhaust been confirmed? Looks like it here.

[PLF69]

Originally Posted by FrankieNuo

Has a titanium exhaust been confirmed? Looks like it here.

Looks like same setup as CSL, I really love the CSL sound !

[Purekoryo]

At this point I'm starting to think they are working out some kinks on the M3CS. Should've been announced already by now if the rumor of March 2023 production target is true.

Perhaps it was exceeding or matching the performance of the M4CSL, and the marketing and engineering team are scrambling!

At least that's what I'd like to think

[ScullyD]

Originally Posted by Purekoryo

At this point I'm starting to think they are working out some kinks on the M3CS. Should've been announced already by now if the rumor of March 2023 production target is true.

Perhaps it was exceeding or matching the performance of the M4CSL, and the marketing and engineering team are scrambling!

At least that's what I'd like to think

Nah the M5 CS wasn’t announced until late January and started production in March/April. It hasn’t done a ton of ring time compared to the CSL, so hopefully they are focusing on its road manners instead.

[MadBimmeRad]

I tend to agree withScullyD

There is no reason for them to announce anything before February - I'd go as far as saying; it is entirely possible it won't go into production until later than March given there are tons of M4CSLs caught in the bottleneck, production of which was supposed to finish by March 23 (but is unlikely)

[chicagofan00]

Originally Posted by MadBimmeRad

I tend to agree withScullyD

There is no reason for them to announce anything before February - I'd go as far as saying; it is entirely possible it won't go into production until later than March given there are tons of M4CSLs caught in the bottleneck, production of which was supposed to finish by March 23 (but is unlikely)

I would agree that the announcement likely won’t be until February.

M4 is built at a different location than M3. I would assume this holds true for CSL versus CS as well so a bottle neck of CSLs wouldn’t mean anything unless for some reason they didn’t want to have both under production at the same time even though separate facilities. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[MadBimmeRad]

Originally Posted by chicagofan00

I would agree that the announcement likely won’t be until February.

M4 is built at a different location than M3. I would assume this holds true for CSL versus CS as well so a bottle neck of CSLs wouldn’t mean anything unless for some reason they didn’t want to have both under production at the same time even though separate facilities. 🤷🏻‍♂️

I acknowledge your reasoning - my point wasn't that CS will follow CSL in the same production line - more like, the conditions leading to the bottlenecks for the CSL, may also lead to bottlenecks for the CS

[chicagofan00]

Originally Posted by MadBimmeRad

I acknowledge your reasoning - my point wasn't that CS will follow CSL in the same production line - more like, the conditions leading to the bottlenecks for the CSL, may also lead to bottlenecks for the CS

Ah, ok. That definitely makes sense.