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      11-06-2019, 06:59 PM   #24
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Drives: 2017 M2
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Originally Posted by raymix View Post
"BMW M2 Competition suffers some of the Supra’s pitfalls, despite clocking an impressive 1:26.91. With 405 hp, the 3600-pound M2 is far from slow, but BMW seems to have worked hard to isolate the driver. All that hustle occurs through a cotton filter. The steering is light and vague. The extra grunt and suspension stiffness over the discontinued, 365-hp base M2 are part of a wholesale trade, exchanging a bit of that car’s talk for straight-line speed and a willingness to drift." Road and Track
My impressions too, as an owner of an N55, but having driven several M2Cs with the S55 and tweaked suspension (even if BMW denies it).

Thinking the M2CS might be the best of both worlds.

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