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Total Votes	484
Average Score	5.79
Verdict	Rice

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URL: http://riceornot.ricecop.com/?auto=6485	Submitted by: Jesuz
Comments: 29 (Read/Post) Favorites: 1 (View)	Submitted on: 06-07-2002
View Stats	Category: Car

Description: M3 mini

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#1	6-07-2002 @ 02:54:31 PM
Posted By : DiRF	Reply \| Edit \| Del
Uhm...why'd you call it an "M3" Mini? I know BMW owns Mini, but you don't see me calling my Cavalier a Z06 Cavalier....


#2	6-07-2002 @ 02:55:45 PM
Posted By : Jurrell	Reply \| Edit \| Del
Hey look, green tape


#3	6-07-2002 @ 02:56:26 PM
Posted By : Jurrell	Reply \| Edit \| Del
I got to admit, this car looks sweet


#4	6-07-2002 @ 03:08:56 PM
Posted By : Mr Hawk	Reply \| Edit \| Del
I have never seen a real race car that just looks like a riceride, now I have..


#5	6-07-2002 @ 03:56:13 PM
Posted By : DiRF	Reply \| Edit \| Del
I still don't know why Jesuz called this an M3 Mini...


#6	6-07-2002 @ 03:57:51 PM
Posted By : GTStreet777	Reply \| Edit \| Del
Because it has an M3 engine under that hood.


#7	6-07-2002 @ 03:58:36 PM
Posted By : Jurrell	Reply \| Edit \| Del
thats all?? They need a M5 engine....or better yet a M7 engine!!


#8	6-07-2002 @ 03:59:07 PM
Posted By : DiRF	Reply \| Edit \| Del
That's not possible...the blown I4 in the Minicooper S barely fits under the hood!


#9	6-07-2002 @ 03:59:18 PM
Posted By : GTStreet777	Reply \| Edit \| Del
The M3 engine was all that they could fit into that tiny thing. And is there even an M7?


#10	6-07-2002 @ 04:01:05 PM
Posted By : GTStreet777	Reply \| Edit \| Del
DiRF, I've seen this car on nearly 10 websites AND personally, and it has an M3 engine.


#11	6-07-2002 @ 04:02:29 PM
Posted By : DiRF	Reply \| Edit \| Del
Well, the mechanics in the Mini garage must have one HELL of a shoehorn...


#12	6-07-2002 @ 04:04:36 PM
Posted By : GTStreet777	Reply \| Edit \| Del
Nah, they just elongated the front end a little bit. Keep in mind that the M3 engine isn't that big.


#13	6-07-2002 @ 05:12:40 PM
Posted By : CRXtrackguy	Reply \| Edit \| Del
it's still way longer than a transversly mounted inline 4 is...


#14	6-07-2002 @ 05:13:00 PM
Posted By : CRXtrackguy	Reply \| Edit \| Del
If it's possible, I want to see it. Otherwise it's rice.


#15	6-07-2002 @ 05:54:59 PM
Posted By : Jesuz	Reply \| Edit \| Del
this should shut DiRF up http://riceornot.ricecop.com/comments.php?auto=6486


#16	7-22-2002 @ 11:09:51 AM
Posted By : AC Schnitzer M3	Reply \| Edit \| Del
there isn't such thing as an M7


#17	7-22-2002 @ 11:12:21 AM
Posted By : Jurrell	Reply \| Edit \| Del
They need to stick a Porsche gt2 engine in that car


#18	7-22-2002 @ 11:12:54 AM
Posted By : Jon	Reply \| Edit \| Del
NO, they need either a V12 Indy engine, better yet, the new Viper engine...


#19	7-22-2002 @ 11:13:25 AM
Posted By : AC Schnitzer M3	Reply \| Edit \| Del
why its not mid engined, nor rear wheel drive, although this one might be


#20	7-22-2002 @ 11:13:52 AM
Posted By : AC Schnitzer M3	Reply \| Edit \| Del
i mean this one might be rear wheel drive

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