I went to drive the M3 sedan last night in preparation for a possible ED this summer for one and am turned off my some of the newer changes on the interior and wheels I hadn't noticed before.
The center console where the shifter is looks like a giant piece of plastic out of a Kia or Toyota. My 1993 Camry had a similar plastic center console. My '07 335i at least has a center console covered in wood.
Is wood interior even an option on the 2011 M3 on a special order?
Can the center console be "dressed up" like it was in previous years with trim, wood, aluminum, carbon, etc?
And what is up with the wheels. BMW used to have the sweet M wheels as a carry over from the E46 M3 and now they are some cheap looking knock off looking wheels. Does anyone know what the numeric designation is for the competition package wheels or have a picture of those? Any other choices of wheels from BMW?
Just curious why when I am ready to order one why I feel like I should keep my 335i and get a Dinan upgrade or something.
Anyone have any info to make this a more pleasurable experience?
The center console where the shifter is looks like a giant piece of plastic out of a Kia or Toyota. My 1993 Camry had a similar plastic center console. My '07 335i at least has a center console covered in wood.
Is wood interior even an option on the 2011 M3 on a special order?
Can the center console be "dressed up" like it was in previous years with trim, wood, aluminum, carbon, etc?
And what is up with the wheels. BMW used to have the sweet M wheels as a carry over from the E46 M3 and now they are some cheap looking knock off looking wheels. Does anyone know what the numeric designation is for the competition package wheels or have a picture of those? Any other choices of wheels from BMW?
Just curious why when I am ready to order one why I feel like I should keep my 335i and get a Dinan upgrade or something.
Anyone have any info to make this a more pleasurable experience?

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