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Originally Posted by esquire
1) the 911 is not a 4 seater, it's a 2+2. there's a big difference there. the superfluous two seats are there basically for no reason other than to lower your insurance premium. there's a good reason you used your children as your back seat passenger example... because no non-midget-sized adult would ever think or want to sit back there. and really, even a child over 10 would find himself extraordinarily uncomfortable in those back seats, unless of course your child is made of clay. for all intents and purposes, the porsche is a 2 seater.
2) even if you're the type of person who's willing to pay 42-52k for a used bmw, and moreover a used last generation bmw, your warranty under CPO isn't anywhere near as all-encompassing as a new BMW's 4year/50k mile warranty. i also think you'll find there are a substantial percentage of M3 owners who disagree with you about the 335 "being just another bmw", as you'll find there are a great number of e46 M3 owners who've sold their cars for the 335i instead.
- esquire
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I don't know what to tell you - a child will fit just fine. Even a 10 year old. Try it.
It boggles my mind that anyone would sell an M for a regular 3 series but that's ok I guess
I drove the 335i. Soft suspension. Weak exhaust note. Rear wheels don't properly fit the rear wheel wells. The car was great for a 3 series but it is no M. Apparently it is fast in a strait line but overall I thought it was pretty soft in favor of lux.