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Originally Posted by Cal
Nice e46 M3 you have there. It's a rare sight seeing one without xenons.
With regards to the comparison, I agree completely with the raw feeling. However, that's just the nature of car evolution. The newer car will always feel more solid and insulated. Just like a comparison between an e30 M3 and the e46 M3. The e30 M3 feels significantly more raw and connected than the e46 M3.
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Have you driven an e30 M3?
I'd agree the e30 feels more delicate or more tossable. But, I would say the e46 feels more
raw. If you can look past the nicer materials, the e46 rides harsher, makes more mechanical noises (e.g. M clunk), and has a more cantankerous engine (e.g. the s54 has trouble holding a steady idle). I'd argue the e46 is the most raw feeling of all the M3 generations.