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Originally Posted by fatalelement
Yeah I have to say, the M3 is up there as one of the most satisfying cars I've ever driven, and I've driven quite a few nice cars around various tracks. The biggest difference for me is that I never felt like my FR-S could kill me. I could drive it at 100% and while it definitely gave me some adrenaline, it was always an experience I was completely in control of. The M3 still feels like it is absolutely capable of killing me if I drive it 10/10. I'm sure it'll fade with time, but it's still absolutely exhilarating and terrifying to run it out to redline in 3rd from a dead stop with my foot to the floor.
Doesn't hurt that with the top down you can hear the V8 screaming all the way.
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I think you'll get used to the control and planted feeling it imparts, especially cornering; my biggest complaint driving Japanese rentals is the suspension and steering feel "floaty" compared to the M3 (which isn't a fair comparison).
Never get used to the engine noise though, always sounds like the first time.