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Originally Posted by IS+1
I get that if he had to spend his own money, he'd get the M2.
But doesn't "given a straight choice, the M3" mean that if he did not have to spend his own money (i.e. if money were no object) he'd choose the M3? Or am I misinterpreting his comment?
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I think the money is no object is debatable. Since he said if he ponied up his money, he'd get an M2, that means he wouldn't put up his own money for an M3. But if he had to pick one to drive on a track day, he'd choose the M3. Or something to that effect.