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Originally Posted by ///M Houbi
It‘s a hard way to learn a lesson. But thanks god not you and no one else was hurt, thats most important. Definitely a dissapointment and a big hassle, but the car can either be fixed or replaced so all good in the end.
I‘m driving RWD BMW‘s for nearly two decades now. Still one of the first things i have in mind doing after i received the M2C is to do all the drivers trainings again. Its important to know how your vehicle reacts in absolutely extreme situations. I‘d highly recommend you to have a look at such trainings, will be money well worth spent and a lot of fun learning kool things in a safe environment  |
you make a good point - i need to focus on the positives here and it could have been so much worse.
i think thats probably a good idea and i will be looking into that. meant to be doing a porsche driving experience round a track in a couple months but might be worth doing one for the M2 as well. thanks