[1mm2]

Originally Posted by vtecless

True story- just test drove a 2020 M2C and I let the sales guy drive first. I've never seen a bmw driven harder, full throttle and all the way to redline, 100mph+ pulls too. This car only had 20 miles on it when we started, then had about 30 miles on it when the "test drive" was over. Oh yeah, and the car was completely ice cold and not warmed up (pulled off the showroom floor). I want one, but not that one lol. Be advised, I have multiple supercars/racecars, so it takes a lot to "surprise me". Buyer beware!

The fact it was ice cold does not bode well for the future of that vehicle as it shows a total lack of knowledge.

When I took mine out it was with an "M" specialist and full warm up with rpm below 5k.

[MetalMK]

Originally Posted by vtecless

True story- just test drove a 2020 M2C and I let the sales guy drive first. I've never seen a bmw driven harder, full throttle and all the way to redline, 100mph+ pulls too. This car only had 20 miles on it when we started, then had about 30 miles on it when the "test drive" was over. Oh yeah, and the car was completely ice cold and not warmed up (pulled off the showroom floor). I want one, but not that one lol. Be advised, I have multiple supercars/racecars, so it takes a lot to "surprise me". Buyer beware!

Exactly why my dealership does not allow any test drive with any M cars. Even if you have paid the deposit. You are only allowed to test drive your own car after it arrives.

[matmanx1]

My dealership had no problems letting me test drive one of their 5 M2C's on the lot. It was an Orange DCT car and they didnt make a big deal about it. I did drive up in a Macan GTS and express interest in a 240i and they were trying to up-sell me so maybe that's what did it. At any rate that car now has something like 16 miles on it and I really appreciated the test drive even though I told them I wasn't buying that day.