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Why the BMW XM Fails as an M Car

Once upon a time, “M” meant lighter, sharper, faster. It meant restraint, focus, and a clear sense of purpose. Now it means heavier, louder, and very confident about being confused. Bigger numbers. Bigger weight. Bigger promises. Somehow, less clarity. This isn’t hate. It’s an intervention. A pause to ask when performance stopped being about feel, and started being about presence. 00:00 - This didn’t happen overnight 03:24 - Designed to shout, not to say anything 06:50 - Big, bold, and deeply unsure of itself 10:19 - Even the Logo Said No 13:40 - M as in Marketing No M badges were harmed in the making of this video. The internet has enough “This car is amazing!” reviews. Apparently every vehicle is a masterpiece now, as long as the sponsor check clears. Car Autopsy exists for the other half of reality: awkward designs, cost-cutting disguised as “modern,” and identity crises on four wheels. No scripts. No corporate coping. No polished nonsense. If it’s good, I’ll respect it. If it’s ugly… I’ll do my job. Thanks for watching. Like, subscribe, and share if you’re into honest design critiques. Or don’t. I’ll still be here, judging.