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Originally Posted by swamp2
I suspect the same RWD vs. AWD is a factor here. It affects steering feel and greatly affect the cars dynamics at limit. The claim was not that the M3 was more composed but more enjoyable. The same discussion has been had time and time again about the GT-R. Potent but also quite sterile. Either way this is largely subjective. Even though it is subjective I suspect many very experienced drivers are likely to concur.
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I'd say that's exactly the nub. A lot of testers appear to enjoy the leeriness of RWD oversteer - and also the difference in steering feel w/ a good RWD car.
Case in point CAR's summary in GBU re the M3 (5 stars, 'Best in Class'):
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Originally Posted by CAR - GBU
We have to deceive or drug Ben Barry every time an M3 arrives or he will hog (the M3) .... and shred the rubber on this majestic sideways machine (emphasis added)
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