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Originally Posted by Bemo
You're right about the weight but in a strange sort of way I like how it makes the car feel "authoritative!" 
If the choice were an M3 or a 911 and finances were not a problem, the deciding factor probably becomes the overall desired ratio of usability/sportiness/driving demands.
The M3 leans towards everyday comforts with serious performance capabilities.
A 911 is a sports car, masquerading as a comfortable "do it all" but fire and fury lurks beneath the surface and impossible to ignore. It bullies you but will ignore you, if left alone. Piss it off by flipping the sports button and you better get ready for a fight. Man vs Machine at its most visceral. You, the driver, are the limit... |
I have a fair amount of seat time in the 991.1 C2S. Loved the way it drove and sounded, theres been a few threads like this recently where I've posted a longer comparison and thoughts. It's a step up from the M3 in terms of dynamics, no question. If it had usable rear seats I would happily own one.