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Originally Posted by jd501
This is really what it comes down to, and I've seen it said each time this thread topic comes up; no one here wants to trade in their M3 for a 335.
(Except the couple of guys who think it's not good for city driving, which doesn't make sense to me.)
I'll even take it a step further and say that I would never have traded my E46 M3 for E92 335. If you're just looking at torque and 0-60, your missing most of the point of the M.
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I'm curious as to why it doesn't make sense that this isn't a very good city car?
I live in the suburbs of NYC, specifically Long Island and I already feel overwhelmed with the amount of traffic to comfortably push the M3 in any daytime traffic. Can you imagine driving this thing through the grids of Manhattan with 25mph speed limits and no twists?
I can't say the same for LA as I've never been there before, but I can't imagine the M3 being much fun in LA traffic either.