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Originally Posted by JTO24
This is essentially my position, too. Went from a 15 M3 to my current 981 Cayman on X73 suspension so I'm used to a lighter, better handling car now. Ultimately, going from Cayman to M2 is more of a compromise in my situation. I want a cheaper car that's still engaging but with a little more practicality... the added bonus is that the car is still pretty rare in my area.
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Yeah, I'm in Philly and agree, I've only seen the M2 a handful of times. Driving the 76, it may be the same car (LBB)!
I love all the talk of this car though. I know in the end some will be disappointed with what it will or will not have, but I'm excited to see what transpires.
It is nice to see BMW at least trying to make variations of the M sedans/coupes instead of just flooding the market with so many crossovers/SUVs. Their lineup is too big right now, but at least they are giving enthusiasts something to talk about. Now we just need more official info...