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I'm okay with it. Not okay enough to want to buy a new one, but it doesn't bother me. In fact, it is one of the more "unique" looking BMWs to come from BMW Design Studios in a long, LONG time. The last generation of BMWs not only has returned to the old "same sausage, different length" design philosophy, but it's gone to the extremes of "same sausage like what EVERYONE ELSE is making" school of design. The latest 3, 4, and 5 series, if you just take away the badge and the grill, looks like everyone else's product. Impossible to distinguish the BMW from a Lexus, Chevy, or a Honda. There's nothing distinctive with BMW's design philosophy anymore, it wasn't like the 70s, 80s, 90s, even early 2000s where a cursory glance, you know it's a BMW.
At least the new Z4 has some unique lines, not the bland "I might as well drive a Camry, because 90% of the populace won't be able to tell what it is" designs that BMW has been producing lately.
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