[soulsea]

Originally Posted by PNWM3

Makes the F90 look so old. Like when the new M4 came out compared to the previous model. I like the new design language…

I could not disagree more.

My 19 M5C looked beautiful, elegant with soft curves, clearly defined fenders giving it a muscular aggressive look without a million overstyled creases and folds on the front and rear clips which make the G90 look like a giant potato landed on a Civic Type R. Plus the sport exhaust sounded epic and the analog gauges were so much more beautiful and intuitive that whatever complicated mess this UI has going on. The wagon does look slightly better and that’s the only reason I’m considering this thing, but the more I see the new one the more I appreciate my old one.

[Brazilian_BAMF]

I think, in a couple of months no one will be talking about the f90.

This happened to basically every new m car in the last years

V8 into m3 socks.
F80 is a downgrade.
M5 is m a m car because of awd.
G89 is horrible no one wants..
G90 is heavy and bla bla bla..

[GJBFI]

Originally Posted by soulsea

I could not disagree more.

My 19 M5C looked beautiful, elegant with soft curves, clearly defined fenders giving it a muscular aggressive look without a million overstyled creases and folds on the front and rear clips which make the G90 look like a giant potato landed on a Civic Type R. Plus the sport exhaust sounded epic and the analog gauges were so much more beautiful and intuitive that whatever complicated mess this UI has going on. The wagon does look slightly better and that’s the only reason I’m considering this thing, but the more I see the new one the more I appreciate my old one.

We clearly detect in these words the slight frustration of the owner of an F90 that has become boring and outdated. He needs to denigrate the new model to console himself. We sympathize with you but that is not the subject of the discussion here.

[HoldenTudiks]

Originally Posted by soulsea

I could not disagree more.

My 19 M5C looked beautiful, elegant with soft curves, clearly defined fenders giving it a muscular aggressive look without a million overstyled creases and folds on the front and rear clips which make the G90 look like a giant potato landed on a Civic Type R. Plus the sport exhaust sounded epic and the analog gauges were so much more beautiful and intuitive that whatever complicated mess this UI has going on. The wagon does look slightly better and that’s the only reason I’m considering this thing, but the more I see the new one the more I appreciate my old one.

No disrespect and just my opinion, but I think the F90 M5 looks like shit compared to the G90. The F90 interior and exterior feels outdated and forgettable. The exterior of the G90 just makes me wow and feel excited, and the interior is just beautiful for me. Everytime I see an F90 on the road, I dont even look at it twice. It might be because I'm a younger person(< 30), and I just dont like old cars when new cars have better technology and look better(IMO). The only thing I like the F90 more than the G90 is the full merino leather package, that is beautiful.

It's not just the F90, I also hate the 991 and would never keep it even if given to me for free, but I love the 992 and would pay extra if needed for one.

[soulsea]

Originally Posted by GJBFI

We clearly detect in these words the slight frustration of the owner of an F90 that has become boring and outdated. He needs to denigrate the new model to console himself. We sympathize with you but that is not the subject of the discussion here.

Lol I sold my F90 in 2020. What you hear is simply the perspective from someone who's brand agnostic and who has no skin in the game. My feelings on the G90 stand alone, or at the very least relative to what other cars are available in the market today, not a car I owned five years ago. No one is more disappointed than I at what BMW gave us, I wanted to want it, I take no pleasure by being turned off by it. So keep your sympathies, they might come in useful when this car is wholesaling for $85k in a year.

All this opinion talk is moot anyway, the only thing that will show appreciation for this car is its demand, so no matter what you and I think or you would like to believe, there's unsold cars at msrp day one still sitting there a week later. That's a fact, not an opinion. You're welcome to back yours by purchasing it, and if you do I wish nothing more than for it to give you joy. It still doesn't change the way it has been received nor the current demand for it.