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Originally Posted by bruce.augenstein@comcast.
I gave you my context of what makes a better daily driver, and you gave me yours.
Give me a break. I am not suggesting that your definition is incorrect. It's just a different definition, in a different context than mine. In the context of your definition, neither car could remotely be considered as a daily driver.
Bruce
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See here in lies the fallacy. We all have our own definition of "a better daily driver", therefore, as previously stated, the point was against your declarative statement, rather than an opinion statement. This is the place to openly discuss opinions, but asserting fact on subjective topics is just a bad practice. Especially when throwing a c63amg against an M3.
Introducing the term "Daily Driver" defaults back to personal preferences, and I will argue
all day that you can't prove that a c63amg is a
better daily driver than an M3, it's just your preference. There are too many balancing points to allow such broad statements, certainly your opinion, but certainly not fact.