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Originally Posted by CanuckM
That's interesting. After driving mine after a few days, I often can't wait to jump back in the M2C and vice versa. The M's have always had a raw, playful and frightful nature that is rarely if ever found in Porsche. They are precise and clinical in the experience they deliver.
There is room for both. Plenty of BMW owners who graduate to Porsche, plenty of Porsche owners who still have Ms in their stables.
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I see you've got a C4S, which explains why you might feel that way.
I have a GT4 and no M car I've had or even the M2 CS (which I recently drove a friend's) feels as raw, connected, playful, and alive to me nor stirs emotions like the GT does - so I can't agree there. On top of that, it is precise in the way I've never known any M car to be either.
There's certainly room for both since Porsche in general are way more expensive and attract a different buyer all around for the most part.