G80 (2021-현재) · 3.0T 자동 RWD
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2026. 7. 23. 작업
cerb4.5lee said: They are similar for me, and I don't actually think the E46 M3 is actually all that much lighter than the E92 M3 anyway. Both have high rev/low torque engines, so they naturally feel like heavy cars when you're not chasing the redline for me.If you stay at the redline though, then they definitely get a shift on don't get me wrong. But my E92 M3 was my daily though, so you aren't spending all that much time at the redline in that situation though, hence the feeling of disappointment. My thoughts exactly. 15mpg for absolutely nothing. Completely unusable redline on the daily co
whp1983 said: cerb4.5lee said: Bathroom_Security said: Ive always wanted to drive the E46 M3. I would be interested to know if it felt similar to the E92 M3 which was a heavy old thing, the weight dogged every aspect of the car. I would expect the E46 to be similar?They are similar for me, and I don't actually think the E46 M3 is actually all that much lighter than the E92 M3 anyway. Both have high rev/low torque engines, so they naturally feel like heavy cars when you're not chasing the redline for me.If you stay at the redline though, then they definitely get a shift on don't get me wrong. But my E92 M3 was my daily though, so you aren't spending all that much time at the redline in that situation though, hence the feeling of disappointment. I felt same I used an E46 and an E92 as a daily back when they were new .. and for me, they never felt that special then- the E92 only came alive at the top end and by that point you were doing well over the speed limit. On track too heavy and underbraked (like most road cars to be fair).I came into M cars from non M cars and when you were sat in traffic/commuting they frankly both felt the same but were using a st ton more fuel.Now, with rose tinted glasses on, it s a little different I suspect cars like this are used on a few weekends and you can drive them with nostalgia for the good old days of the cars and life in early 2000s which I guess for some makes them more special now .. I ve even looked at them again myself in the classifieds. Time has made the design look even better compared to today s big fat messy designs and their weight makes them look positively anorexic compared to today!Past loves hey! I enjoy mine even just for the sound. Now it’s old I’m not losing in depreciation so I don’t mind a bit more on fuel. An E46 or E9X is far better then the models after.
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원문 보기 ↗Wren-went said: Looks to have worn it's near enough 200,000 miles well.Even a shed id never buy anything with near that sort of mileage. We took one to over 200k miles and other than a few stone chips it did wear its mileage incredible well. Our's was also a 525i SE Touring. Really nice car though the 525i never feels especially potent. It does the job though. Our's was starting to get very niggly by the time we moved it on. In the space of a few weeks I had to replace a starter motor, rear bags, wiper motor, a coil pack and a couple of other bits. Understandable at that mileage but it w
A little addition to the fleet this weekend in the shape of a 2010 E82 125i. I've got a couple of cars that are at extremes, a Clio that is great for track days but terrible on the road and another BMW that is lovely for road trips but I'm too precious over it to use on track days and it's not really that kind of car for me anyway. I've done a fair few trips in my mates Cayman GT4 over the last 18 months and as you'd expect it does a great job at covering both bases. We've done 5 hour drives in relative comfort and then enjoyed it round a track for 10 hours before driving home again (not all o
A little addition to the fleet this weekend in the shape of a 2010 E82 125i. I've got a couple of cars that are at extremes, a Clio that is great for track days but terrible on the road and another BMW that is lovely for road trips but I'm too precious over it to use on track days and it's not really that kind of car for me anyway. I've done a fair few trips in my mates Cayman GT4 over the last 18 months and as you'd expect it does a great job at covering both bases. We've done 5 hour drives in relative comfort and then enjoyed it round a track for 10 hours before driving home again (not all o
According to google its just passing around the dark side of the moon, drifting through the frozen vacuum of space (I ll get round to fixing that) 1000 miles into its return trip.Ancient history:Had this for about 12-13 years now, got it at around 60k, after my beloved and equally leggy 172 cup went into the back of an Elgrand HARD thanks to its lack of ABS. Got an auto 330ci shortly after too, was lovely, but horrendously rusty and crap at fitting mountain bikes in (the main passion), so ended up giving that to a mechanic mate during lockdown, over a weekend it was repainted, stripped, conver
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I think it would be nice to keep this thread going, for convenience if nothing else!Congrats on the purchase, that's mega! I've been eyeing up the RS now the 599 is out of my budget, but ooft they're spenny.If the gear ratios really are that long, I believe there's a short ratio diff that can be fitted?I wish you many happy miles
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darkyoung1000 said: As the long-term owner of an AX, that still seems strong money!£5k for a 4 speed 1.0l wouldn t be my preference, although it does look tidy. I think our 1.1 with similar mileage, five gears and fuel injection was under £500, although that was nearly 10 years ago.I remain on the lookout for an AX Salsa like I learned to drive in. 3 door, 1.1 litre, 5 speed.