Help me stop wanting an M3!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by juliann' post='380013' date='Jan 18 2007, 12:51 PM
Personally I wouldn't do it. The std E46 M3 is really too soft & heavy for regular trackwork. You'll suffer enough depreciation in 1yr to have instead bought yourself a dedicated track car. I'm racing at Croft later in the year (14/15 july) come and see how much fun an old E30 can be on track that you can pick up for ?4-5k fully race prepped - one of those can be quicker round Rockingham than an E60 M5 !
Thanks for the advice however I have maybe not make my position clear.
I have shared use of a Caterham superlight track only car so the E46 M3 is to be my main form of transport. I do few miles so the mpg is not a problem. Also have a second famoly hatchback
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having owned a 05 m3 coupe, I can say that it's a super car... 27mpg and what an exhaust note!! However, its difficult to get all the power down, unless you turn off DSC. I did 18k in mine and it was fun. Although you do need to use the gears. One final thing, did i tell You about the engine noise!!
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