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Originally Posted by _BSMM5
Not ready to give up power and handling.. that's why I went with the F80 M3. I don't plan on modding or upgrading this other than tires/wheels/springs. While it most certainly is a "fast car" it's no where on the level of my M5, nor do I want it to be.
When I move to Denver in a year I will either sell the F80 or just end up picking up an older beater Tacoma. I definitely will want something to take to the mountains and trail/winter capable.
The Tacoma was great in terms of build and design, sharp looking truck. But I was surprised that the seating position felt very go cart like, almost as much as my F80 with your legs out in front of you. Now if Toyota would only bring back a V8 option for the taco...  |
Great choice. What year F80? If early then be sure to update motor/DCS/Diff/Damper software to the latest spec as they late model cars were vastly more 'sorted'.