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Originally Posted by detroitm2
Can't really give you a direct comparison since I've never driven the M2C, but to put it into perspective, I consistently get outpaced by E36 and E46 M3's in overall track times by more experienced drivers.
I think speed on the track is more about the driver, and less about the car. It also depends on the track, if you end up on a track with some really long straights in it, that extra HP can be put to good use.
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With a cheaper car like the e36/e46 guys run, they tend to push harder and are less afraid to bin it whereas the guy in the new M2C isn’t gonna go 10/10ths.