Is the current M3 really a future classic?

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I keep seeing articles and videos about how 20 years from now the current M3 will be a classic collectors car. We all know the styling isn’t ideal (to say the least) and it is not as small or agile as it’s earlier predecessors. But reviewers seem to love the way it drives and argue that this is the last of a dying breed. I don’t always trust their opinions for obvious reasons so I would be curious to get your thoughts. I can’t afford one anyways but I wonder if we will look back on this car very differently than we do today.

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