[m20e3087]

Originally Posted by ABenChod

Chris already shat on it (on Instagram) for the looks (the M performance loaded red G8x). I can't wait for his driving reviews. This is also why I love his reviews. He speaks his mind and doesn't kiss BMW's ass like many of the "influencers".

Dude your userid lol. I had to come back and read it agin haha.

[themnmd]

Originally Posted by Jproos

Shocking, right!?

I used to like him quite a bit but he is kind of annoying. To me his car reviews are almost the same,just insert a different car name. No doubt he is a serious car enthusiast and reviews nice cars people want to see. My favorite though is Matt Watson

[DL335D]

I was digging The Smoking Tire review until Matt F said the Civic type R has a better shifter, better steering feel and a more connected road feel."What the hell BMW! That car is half the price! Nothing on a civic should be at the level of an M3/4.

[KevinGS]

The one that counts, my own.

[Wheelwright]

Car & Driver because only they have a rolling acceleration test 5-60mph (correct me if I am wrong). Unlike 1/4 mile and 0-60mph tests the rolling acceleration test is actually applicable to everyday driving, that's why I am looking forward to it the most (I even have a little spreadsheet ready). Here is a little interesting tidbit: Cayman is actually slower between 5-60mph than my old trusty M235i (6.1 vs 5.8 secs). It kindof put me off that car.

[KevinGS]

Originally Posted by Wheelwright

Car & Driver because only they have a rolling acceleration test 5-60mph (correct me if I am wrong). Unlike 1/4 mile and 0-60mph tests the rolling acceleration test is actually applicable to everyday driving, that's why I am looking forward to it the most (I even have a little spreadsheet ready). Here is a little interesting tidbit: Cayman is actually slower between 5-60mph than my old trusty M235i (6.1 vs 5.8 secs). It kindof put me off that car.

The Cayman is slower than A LOT of cars, until the road features a few bends... And the more the road curves, the better the Cayman gets. It's a wonderful chassis, so tossable, balanced and playful, with so-much-feel steering.

It's worth losing stop light races to have such a sublime sports car, if you're into that kind of thing. But stoplight hero it will never be, it's built for a different purpose altogether. Indeed, that's not the car for you.

[02M3ForMe]

Originally Posted by M3AWD

I'm impressed that over 26% voted for Throttle House at this point. I really like what they're doing as their reviews are entertaining and still provide good input for the average car enthusiast. They may not be experienced auto journalists but they provide a good overall review with street performance, track performance, drag racing, etc.

The voters called it. Throttle House did an amazing job with their review.

[Jproos]

HI!!!! It’s not Shmeeee!, apparently.