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Originally Posted by Sublime00
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Originally Posted by wtwo3
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Originally Posted by Sublime00
Specs matter less than the unquantifiable feel of a car. Case in point, I have a GSF that I absolutely love, and that car was disregarded by most buyers when it came out (and still is) as being porky, overweight, and underpowered, but to me, it just "feels" right.
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Absolutely LOVE the GS-F. I had the opportunity to drive one around a track and it was a total joy. By no means was it FAST, but the way it sounded, the way the throttle responded with that NA V8, the steering response... just a great car and such a shame Lexus did such a terrible job marketing it. |
At least they didn't use BMW marketing, eh "boomer"? Lol.
I'm glad you liked the GSF; It's such a blast and makes you work for it.
Just not worth it to me to buy on specs alone, especially when you're dropping $70k+ on a car. Would be nice if BMW sent some demos to regional dealerships so people can drive it instead of getting the typical hard sell from a dealership trying to convince you how special it is and how it can't be driven bc it's an M product. |
Hmm. My local dealer will let anyone test drive an M car. Their feeling is that a few test miles on a car won't stop anyone from buying it.
I test drove my M2 before bought it.
