[qnet]

It's not my daily but, as much as I find excuses to drive, it almost is. My work is only 15 to 20 min away (about 15 miles) and I've only driven it there twice in the month and a half I've had it.

[M2_AL]

Even with two other cars available to me, I always choose the M2. It's just such a blast to drive. I didn't spend all that money for it to sit in the garage, so I'm going to drive it till it don't drive anymore

[akkando]

Originally Posted by amancuso

Just curious how many of you DD your M2? If you do, how long is your commute? My commute is about 80 miles a day round trip. I plan on taking it to work once a week, and then to enjoy evenings and weekends.

Round trip is 40 miles for me. I drive it to work 5 days a week and whenever I need to or want to drive on the weekends. 17.5k miles on a MY17.

[Wharf Rat]

Originally Posted by Who?

Yeah I learnt quite early on that high mileage just isn't worth it when its time to sell or trade in..

To each their own, but I just don't get that logic.

I buy a car to drive, not to sell.

Using that rationale you could save even more by not buying it in the first place.

Me? I drive mine every day. Unless I'm driving a different car or motorcycle. 6,200 miles so far this year & looking forward to putting on many more.

[qnet]

Originally Posted by Wharf Rat

To each their own, but I just don't get that logic.

I buy a car to drive, not to sell.

Using that rationale you could save even more by not buying it in the first place.

Me? I drive mine every day. Unless I'm driving a different car or motorcycle. 6,200 miles so far this year & looking forward to putting on many more.

He meant to say low mileage.

[DanG]

Originally Posted by GerardzM

Yup, everyday....its a car so I drive it, never believed in garage queens.

+1.

This is my only car and it goes with me almost every where.

[Rodan]

Daily driver year round here in S. Fla. +/-20 miles round trip to work. I even get a chance to take my kids to school in the morning a few days a week. They love riding in the M2.

[BMWEnthuTony]

Daily driver for me. roundtrip of 22 odd miles. Winters here aren't that bad. so have to see whether I am going to be fine with that. During recent rains I didn't have much problems. after break-in planning to track it for few times a year weather permitting..

[Saberwalk]

Its my daily driver, 20-25 miles, 35 mins to 2 hours each way depending on traffic. Fast moving or bumper to bumper, I love this car. Couple of more weeks and the bike rack goes on

[Bt12]

Nope 4-10 miles per week. I take the train

[sniper00014]

yes everyday...all day...Love it

[Saphirschwarz]

Ooooooh yes ! Big smile everytime !

[Bluenose-2er]

My M2 is my DD during the non-winter months (Volvo during winter). Round trip to work is about 80km (50 mi).

Winters in Nova Scotia are really icy, and they put a lot of brine (salt) on the roads that I do not want sprayed all over the bottom of my car. Also, even with winter tires the driving dynamic would not be there and I would be constantly worried about the other guy (or girl) sliding into me.

I also travel for work a lot, so have only put 10,000 km (6000 mi) on it in 18 months. But when I am home and it is not winter, you can't keep me out of my M2!

[jophish17]

I walk to work and my wife works from home, but I bought it to replace an aging 3 series so it'll soon be our only car. My wife probably drives the M2 more than I do!

[Who?]

Originally Posted by jophish17

I walk to work and my wife works from home, but I bought it to replace an aging 3 series so it'll soon be our only car. My wife probably drives the M2 more than I do!

remind her with great power comes great responsibility

[MR.]

Yup my M2 is a daily, although it is for sale and I want to get rid off it. Seems to be really hard!

MR

[E36toF87]

Yes. On pace for 15k miles / year. I use my pickup only when pickup applies.

[kfscoll]

Originally Posted by ZPrime

You don't even need that X3 in really bad weather. Snow tires will take care of you.

Source: I just drove mine through Cleveland winter and watched a Civic get stuck in a foot of snow that I had zero problems with.

Daily drive, commute is ~20mi round trip.

I installed snow tires every year on my RWD 335i and I'll do the same with the M2.

Besides, it's not really me I worry about; it's the other asshats on the road. That and the road salt and other shit that's everywhere during the winter. My daily commute is about 60 miles round trip FWIW.

[M235guy]

Right now it is my DD, my Tacoma I would drive is down for needing fuel upgrades due to a supercharger install.

[Mike0105]

My M2 is not my daily driver but I do drive it 3-4 times per week when the weather is nice.
Mike

[Anthony1s]

Secondary work vehicle for my landscaping business. When our truck breaks down, we load the M2 up with tools, mowers, trimmers, ladders, etc. Only way I could work out to get it was with a tax write-off. So we made due...

Just kidding. Mine is my DD. I have it fully covered in Xpel to protect it. I work from home though and don't ever "need" to go anywhere. I park it on the side of the street in my city too. No garage.

[Kid Eh]

I DD mine even in the winter. About 20km round trip to work and back. I have about 10K km (6K miles) on it after 10 months.