02-10-2005, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by caneswell
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Originally Posted by brembo
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Originally Posted by caneswell
If you enjoy driving you'd get the M3. Simple as that, audis are bland and uninvolving.
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You obviously got experience with both cars.......so please tell me more about how bland and uninvolving Audi`s are?
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I am lucky enough to have an e30 m3 and have driven an e46 M3 csl, both great handling cars and extremely controlable upto and beyond the limit. The e30 has slightly better feel and comunication through the steering.
I have also driven an audi TT which was simply boring. Little feel through the steering, no idea what the chassis was doing. Certainly not a car you could enjoy near its limits. Luckily when those limits are reached it only understeers, but that doesn't exactly add to the enjoyment! Was quite fast and had alot of grip, but you may as well have been playing a computer game.
I realise this isn't an extensive test of the entire audi range and im sure some are better. But if you read any review from a magazine (that doesn't quote "handleing" as a skid pan G figure) then the equivelent BMW is always a better handling car, more involving car to drive.
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Thank you for clearing tht one up
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