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Where to begin?
We are talking about a high performance sedan/coupe/convertible, aren't we? How much does the entire M3 weigh compared to the other "similar" cars with "better" engines, i.e. C63?
So the naysayers pick one item (on a relatively light car) they feel is heavy, ignore the positive characteristics it might have, and go off on it.
And how do you guys drive on the street, on a daily basis that, that you need to ring an M3 out to make it enjoyable to drive?
My M3 can get me in plenty of trouble from a standstill, let alone ringing it out.
No doubt, the next generation M3 will be better than the present one. And just like now, people will still complain that it is not "raw" enough compared to the last one.
The current M3 is arguably one of the best cars of any manufacturer ever produced. When BMW builds it's replacement, they've got their work cut out for them, and it had better be a superior car in every respect.
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