My new car
04-23-2013, 10:25 AM
#21
I was thinking about a GTR but didn't get one because their interior is just....meh. It's also gigantic.
04-23-2013, 10:27 AM
#22
Originally Posted by mic_crispy' timestamp='1366728100' post='22492787
[quote name='CosmosMpower' timestamp='1366728014' post='22492783']
Should've just gone straight to the GT-R
Should've just gone straight to the GT-R
You're a drivers man, how do you like the dual clutch in that gtr??
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LOL, everyone complaining about not buying a GT-R over looks or interior. Looks are subjective and the interior is decent overall but poor for a 100K car but no one buys one for the interior or the looks. Go flog one around your local road course and then drive home comfortably and you'll understand.
04-23-2013, 10:33 AM
#23
Very nice. I like the seats. They look comfy.
04-23-2013, 10:43 AM
#25
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by d1rtyc4r' timestamp='1366741524' post='22493442
[quote name='mic_crispy' timestamp='1366728100' post='22492787']
[quote name='CosmosMpower' timestamp='1366728014' post='22492783']
Should've just gone straight to the GT-R
[quote name='CosmosMpower' timestamp='1366728014' post='22492783']
Should've just gone straight to the GT-R
You're a drivers man, how do you like the dual clutch in that gtr??
[/quote]
LOL, everyone complaining about not buying a GT-R over looks or interior. Looks are subjective and the interior is decent overall but poor for a 100K car but no one buys one for the interior or the looks. Go flog one around your local road course and then drive home comfortably and you'll understand.
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I dont know. Ive been in acouple GTR's. I wouldnt say its poor really. given cost / performance id say its just right.
04-23-2013, 02:10 PM
#26
Originally Posted by d1rtyc4r' timestamp='1366741524' post='22493442
[quote name='mic_crispy' timestamp='1366728100' post='22492787']
[quote name='CosmosMpower' timestamp='1366728014' post='22492783']
Should've just gone straight to the GT-R
[quote name='CosmosMpower' timestamp='1366728014' post='22492783']
Should've just gone straight to the GT-R
You're a drivers man, how do you like the dual clutch in that gtr??
[/quote]
LOL, everyone complaining about not buying a GT-R over looks or interior. Looks are subjective and the interior is decent overall but poor for a 100K car but no one buys one for the interior or the looks. Go flog one around your local road course and then drive home comfortably and you'll understand.
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I'm saying that when I spend a lot of money on a car, I factor in if I like the interior or not. I don't just buy them because they can go fast on a track. If this upsets you, I'm sorry and deeply regret my previous comment.
04-23-2013, 06:33 PM
#28
Don't feel like your "settling" for an M3 instead of a GT-R. GT-R will slaughter it in pure performance, but the M3 has a lot of positive intangible benefits. I've enjoyed mine for over 4 years now, and have had a great ownership experience.
http://www.caranddri...omparison-tests
http://www.caranddri...omparison-tests
04-23-2013, 07:35 PM
#29
Congratulations on the purchase 
If I had to own a practical car after selling the S2000, the E9X M3 probably would have been the car to own. Seems like it's one of the few practical cars that still embody all that aspects of a "driver's car."
If I had to own a practical car after selling the S2000, the E9X M3 probably would have been the car to own. Seems like it's one of the few practical cars that still embody all that aspects of a "driver's car."
04-24-2013, 04:30 AM
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Nice car and after a short time you realize comfort is not over-rated. It's also nice to hear the stereo and enjoy the technology of a new car. I love the S2000 but I could never go back to one.