edyvw
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I am not assuming anything. Numerous vehicles have double wishbone, but they are not good handling cars. However, at least they are not doing some monkey business sharing parts with cheaper Toyota's. And it will handle well. Again, question s how well? Is it going to be close to BMW, Audi or MB, or not nearly as close?Don't assume, just because it has a double-wishbone suspension, it's going to handle well.
My dad's old Pinto had a double-wishbone suspension, and it wasn't a good handling small car
The M340i is rated at 4.4 seconds. AWD cuts it down to 4.1 seconds.
Step up to the M3, it's still 4.1 seconds.
Cough up money for the competition package, then it's a sub 4-second 0-60,
M340 in testing is sub 4 sec car:
2020 BMW M340i Is a Rocket of an Everyday 3-Series
With its 382-hp turbocharged inline-six, BMW's semi-spicy compact sedan lives life on fast forward.
www.caranddriver.com