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I always like the writing in Top Gear, and this keeps me excited for the M3. As in some of Steved's posts, earnest comparisons are made with Ferrari engines, and that can't be a bad thing. No car can be all things to all people. It's no surprise that the new M3 has evolved in the direction that it has, and from what I've heard so far, I'm glad. This is to be my only car, and for $60K+ I don't want some raw twitchy car that is only at home on the track. I want something reasonably comfortable and safe that I can drive to work as well as drive fast and hard to Ferrari-esque sounds (on public roads all but exclusively) when the opportunity presents. I don't want a Lotus Exige (well, I do, but not as my only car...)
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