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Originally posted by 3vilE30 View PostAlot of fun as in under steering on every corner? Having to hold your steering wheel to one side to go in a straight line on wot? I just don't like seeing an engine mounted in transverse fashion.
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Originally posted by 3vilE30 View PostAlot of fun as in under steering on every corner? Having to hold your steering wheel to one side to go in a straight line on wot? I just don't like seeing an engine mounted in transverse fashion.
Fun as in lift-off oversteer and cornering on three wheels.
If you're understeering every corner then you're driving it wrong...2011 1M Alpine white/black
1996 Civic white/black
1988 M3 lachs/black
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a hatchback subbie like a legacy gt would be good mix of handle, mpg, tunability, and grocery putting.Last edited by squidmaster; 09-01-2013, 07:30 PM.
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OP, I have 4 bmws on my driveway right now..e46 m3,e46 touring, e30 325ix, e36 323is...stay away from the m3 as a dd trust me..if your dd has to be a bmw, get an e36, I get about 26-28mpg on it..the e46 M3s are not cheap to maintain, you can save a lot of money if you do all your own work, which what I do...but you better know how to adjust valves and things of that nature.. GL with the search though
Sent from my GS4 Active'91 318i (Alpine) - daily
'88 325ix (Zinno) - drive here and there!
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E36s are good for daily driving. My 5 speed 328i gets good gas mileage, handles well, and is comfortable. I don't see why anybody would need more than 200hp for daily driving.
If you're looking in the price range of E46 M3's, I'd personally consider just leasing a new BMW to avoid worrying about maintenance. It would be so nice to not have to deal with the problems a used BMW has...
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no offense, but this thread could've been avoided with common sense. A sportscar that people hardly daily'd in 2003 that cost 50k+ new, and you're expecting this to be practical for now? Either you have DEEP pockets or are just dreaming. Plus 180k miles is just asking for trouble, you'd be driving your e30 more than your "daily."
EDIT: Buddy of mine just picked up a carbon black 6 spd, with like 110k for 15,500. Had the clutch put on wrong, his diff is making all sorts of noises, has countless ///M specific crap going wrong. He also has a large commute, and in my opinion (as a daily) walk away.
1991 318is -> 2004 R32 -> 2002 Jetta TDI -> 2014 FiST
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Originally posted by alB5 View Postno offense, but this thread could've been avoided with common sense. A sportscar that people hardly daily'd in 2003 that cost 50k+ new, and you're expecting this to be practical for now? Either you have DEEP pockets or are just dreaming. Plus 180k miles is just asking for trouble, you'd be driving your e30 more than your "daily."
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Originally posted by E30 Wagen View PostE36s are good for daily driving. My 5 speed 328i gets good gas mileage, handles well, and is comfortable. I don't see why anybody would need more than 200hp for daily driving.
If you're looking in the price range of E46 M3's, I'd personally consider just leasing a new BMW to avoid worrying about maintenance. It would be so nice to not have to deal with the problems a used BMW has...
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