Autoweek in review: The new BMW M3 draws controversy, Spyker takes GM to court, and the 2013 Honda Accord takes a bow

The upcoming 2014 BMW M3 is ruffling feathers with enthusiasts. The new car will initially be available as only a sedan with an automatic transmission, which has led Bimmer fans to message boards and comment sections to express their disappointment. Can BMW win them over?

Dutch supercar firm Spyker, lawyered up for a $3 billion lawsuit against General Motors. Spyker alleged that GM torpedoed a deal with Chinese investors and prevented Saab from restructuring.

The redesigned Honda Accord was revealed in production trim, and it's aiming to deliver on traditional Honda values: safety and fuel economy. Accord sales have recently slipped; will the new design move more product?

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By David Arnouts