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Originally Posted by Ummm2
I agree with you.
But I'm not willing to pay the same price for a M2 in its current configuration as I would a M4. I would pay M4 money if the M2 was the exact same car, just shrunken but it didn't turn out that way.
That's why I think this is a relevant discussion. While the gap between the M2 and M4 seems very small, there still is a gap and at some price the M4 will offer more value.
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Depends on what you mean by "value". If you mean "features" and numbers, absolutely. But the differences in driving experience between the two cars described in early reviews of the M2 relate to a different kind of "value." If they are correct, for some the first kind of "value" won't matter, the second kind will, and the M2 will be the pick.