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And interestingly - if I were you - these would be the cars I mod (versus the other cars you have). They are good candidates. Good luck! |
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I got to testdrive the F90 last weekend..in the rain.. for anyone doubting to buy it let me tell you it sounds and drives amazing!
The exhaust is amazing in sport+ especially with the extra burbles but you can basically hear the real one anytime you want while driving! Imho they really got the customisability right on this one! The grip levels are just crazy! |
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The M5, all day, every day.
If I was the head of a mafia clan, however, I'd take the MB - but then I probably wouldn't know any better...
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03-12-2018, 06:42 PM | #54 |
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I would take the M5 over the E63S
Additional M Performance parts will turn M5 into a beast looking ultimate driving machine.
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You sir are a proper enthusiast. |
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The M5's styling from the first gen onwards has always been subdued. It was known as the wolf in sheep's clothing. And that is what you want, right? Second thought, judging by the collection maybe not, I mean, it ain't Chevy SS subdued, but it has just enough to let others know that it ain't a M550i. Again, that F50...nice collection. Last edited by IS3andME; 03-12-2018 at 10:18 PM.. |
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I'm going to have to reverse search that image to make sure it's not a damn poster!! Lol. Holy shit..... Outstanding, surprised folks that own the cars pictured are even on forums (especially this one!) |
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03-12-2018, 10:21 PM | #61 | |
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From the article: "No, it’s down to BMW’s marketing department, which has been pushing for all-wheel drive as a must-have at the top end of the premium segment for years."
I disagree. I love RWD and find it perfect in my E39 M5 and Z4M coupe. For my F80 M5 competition, I feel the power overwhelms the RWD platform and think it would benefit from M xDrive. I also appreciate the care that M has seemingly placed in making M xDrive rear-biased. It is interesting to me to watch to convergence of these cars. Years ago, when I bought my 2002 E39 M5, I didn't consider the W210 E55. They are both fun cars in their own right, but so different: one MT only, one auto only; one known for finesse, one for straight line grunt, etc. There was a reason you chose one or the other. Now, BMW M and MB AMG seem to be trying to build exactly the same car. I'm not saying this a bad thing, but I'm a little sad. Even a MT option would differentiate the F90 M5, but I really do understand why this is not being offered.
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"The BMW M5 is keener to knuckle down and be serious. Its 592bhp lags slightly behind the E63S, but it feels more agile, and to a greater degree than its slim 25kg weight advantage suggests. It favours assertiveness over aggression, and its steering is quicker, its pedals more responsive and its front tyres more willing to bite. That also means it can snap a bit quicker than the Merc, which seems to slide in slow-motion. The M5’s engine has sound fed into the cabin, and it’s sharper and higher pitched. The thunderous AMG appears to be gargling its own mechanical components in comparison....
The BMW remains a touch more serious, and the more cossetting car, while the Merc’s a touch more aloof, more willing to have fun. The M5 may be the one piping its sound through the speakers, but it’s the E63S that bombards you with engine noise, even at sedate speeds. It’s the one I can’t help immaturely hoofing out of junctions, V8 rumble soundtracking a quarter-turn of opposite lock. While the pair’s performance and abilities are impossible to split, the attitude they encourage from their driver is starting to diverge.... Even after 1,500 miles, I’m torn. The BMW is the more rounded, comfy car. It covers all bases with a staggering depth of engineering, and might well be the most complete sports saloon ever. To an enthusiast, though, such completeness can be a help and a hindrance. The Merc is less couth, bigger hearted and encourages its driver to be more playful. Particularly if they’re on a frozen lake. Oh, and it comes as an estate, too. The AMG edges it.' https://www.topgear.com/car-news/big...aloon-slugfest |
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