G82 (2021-현재) · M4 Competition 자동
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2026. 10. 6. 작업
Collected this yesterday. I had been waiting for the right spec car since Christmas. I wanted; Clubsport pack, PDK, dual zone climate, either shark or gentian blue, yellow sticking, leather dash, sports chrono, rear camera, FPSH and Porsche warranty. Everything that came up matching that was either over budget, sold before it was advertised or sold the day it was advertised. I even lost out on a car to Jay Kay, cool story, bro. I left my details and requirements with the likes of RPM and JZM in the hope of a call before a car was advertised. There was some time pressure. I naively booked a tra
1500 miles in and some initial thoughts...Throttle response is instant. My previous two cars were turbo charged; F82 M4 Comp and S205 C63. Both quick cars and I got used to the power delivery and the surge of torque, but the throttle delay that came with them. In this, touch the throttle and it's instant. PDK gearbox is excellent. The BMW DCT gearbox was great, but the PDK is better, instantaneous and easy to use and swap between manual and auto. The handling is sublime. I owned an S2 Exige S a while back and the best way to describe it is a big Exige.The steering feels hydraulic, what have Porsche done that BMW and Mercedes haven't ?!The brakes are the best on any car I've owned. Steels or PCCBs, they're more than enough for the car. Strange one but the quality of the switches and knobs exceeds any of those from other manufacturers of my previous cars. The fuel efficiency is surprisingly good for regular driving. The 400+ mile drive to the 'ring was done on a single tank with the fuel light coming on approaching the end of each leg. I've never managed the drive on a single tank in 20 years. On the subject of long drives, the carbon buckets are surprisingly comfortable. I had some initial discomfort on my first 2hr+ drive to the Eurotunnel but the 5hrs the other side, the pain went. Bad bits?Bit of a faff getting in and out with the bucket seats, again compatible to an Exige, this time with high seat sides rather than a door sill. Road noise reminded me of that in the F82 M4 Comp, just turned up a little more. I've had a disproportionate amount of instances of people not seeing me and had some close calls. It would really benefit from a front axle lift.
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OppoLocksmith said: 5 years and 70k on mine with the Collins CP2 map it hasn't missed a beat with regular servicing. Honestly not sure what I'd change to as it does everything I need. I do think the suspension would benefit from a refresh - has anyone changed the rear beam bushes and was it worthwhile?The biggest change for me was the bushes that sit on top (bottom? They were like an orange sponge) of the rear springs - they were totally ruined after about 30k!I posted it on the forums as you couldn’t get the part at the time and power flex spotted it and ended up sending me some and launched
Collected this yesterday. I had been waiting for the right spec car since Christmas. I wanted; Clubsport pack, PDK, dual zone climate, either shark or gentian blue, yellow sticking, leather dash, sports chrono, rear camera, FPSH and Porsche warranty. Everything that came up matching that was either over budget, sold before it was advertised or sold the day it was advertised. I even lost out on a car to Jay Kay, cool story, bro. I left my details and requirements with the likes of RPM and JZM in the hope of a call before a car was advertised. There was some time pressure. I naively booked a tra
Collected this yesterday. I had been waiting for the right spec car since Christmas. I wanted; Clubsport pack, PDK, dual zone climate, either shark or gentian blue, yellow sticking, leather dash, sports chrono, rear camera, FPSH and Porsche warranty. Everything that came up matching that was either over budget, sold before it was advertised or sold the day it was advertised. I even lost out on a car to Jay Kay, cool story, bro. I left my details and requirements with the likes of RPM and JZM in the hope of a call before a car was advertised. There was some time pressure. I naively booked a tra
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Writing the title made me wonder how many rear engined coupes have existed. I got 911 (obviously), some Alpines, Delorean, Fiat / Abarth versions of the 850. There must be more.But this is none of those. Its Japanese, made in the '80s and sold here in reasonable numbers. But they are now firmly in the category of 'rare but nobody gives a st'. And only a handful remain. It's a car I've had a yearning to own and got outbid on one at auction many years ago. More recently I contacted a seller on FB, we agreed a price and then he blocked me...So I broke the first rule of car buying and bought one s
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I'm debating what I do with a speedo conversion. Plus point with the Lockwood is you get mph and kph whereas converting it on the CAN leaves you with mph only. Or I could just leave it in Km. I'm fairly used to doing it in my head that way around. Of course, there was an incident in the Forester where I forgot it was converted and I took it up to an indicated 100 thinking 'this feels strangely fast'