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Old 25-04-2016, 04:43 PM   #41
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The road past the Brecon peaks is awesome

it would hurt though if you had an off !!
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Old 25-04-2016, 04:59 PM   #42
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A few years ago I went for a play down the A4520 in the Noble, it's a stunning road on which at one point I had all four wheels off the ground.
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Old 28-04-2016, 09:24 AM   #43
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Hows the new car Alex ?
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Old 28-04-2016, 02:46 PM   #44
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Sorry fellas, been flat out for work and couldn't pick up yet!! Itching so might get time today, late on.

Will report back asap.
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Old 28-04-2016, 08:35 PM   #45
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I've driven the new M2 and I must say I wasn't impressed.
It looks fantastic in the LBB colour and it really does attract attention.
However I did not like the steering, it just feels heavy. For me the interior is a massive let down. Very poor seats for an M car and the quality of the interior does not justify the price. If I'm honest I much preferred the predecessor the 1M.
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Old 28-04-2016, 10:33 PM   #46
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Ok, got to pick it up tonight. Only done 50 miles so early yet but here goes:

It's looks the business, like the 1M looks wider than it is long. Wheels are very nice and fill those wide arches impressively. Has serious road presence.

Interior? I can see why some feel let down but I'm not. Reason? Because I can see what they have done - built it down to a price and put the money into the chassis and dynamics. It's perfect for me in the role the car plays and I find the seats very comfortable if a little lacking in support. I specified manual seats, as I did with the m135i.

Engine can't judge yet as running in service required at 1200 miles but it feels like a cracker. I got in and as I always do pushed sport+ straight away, no point pussyfooting about. They have nailed the noise, it sounds fab for a turbo motor. Can't describe it but I love it and so do people on the street from the reactions. Sounds so different to an m3/4 and far far better.

Gearbox? Mmmm, not sure so will reserve judgement for now. My old v8 m3 felt better, more engaging. For some reason I feel a bit remote from this one but I'll drive some more to form conclusion.

Steering and suspension is well judged to me. Much better steering feel the the m3/4. Suspension is very nice and in no way harsh. Soaks up the bumps impressively and is extremely sure footed. Seems to control body weight better than an m3/4. Feels like it'll hang the back end out for fun.

It's quick and fun to sum up concisely and as a daily for me provides real entertainment. More to come as I really get to know it.
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Old 28-04-2016, 10:34 PM   #47
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Fookin iPhone shit sideways pics!!
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Old 28-04-2016, 10:36 PM   #48
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Ok, got to pick it up tonight. Only done 50 miles so early yet but here goes:

It's looks the business, like the 1M looks wider than it is long. Wheels are very nice and fill those wide arches impressively. Has serious road presence.

Interior? I can see why some feel let down but I'm not. Reason? Because I can see what they have done - built it down to a price and put the money into the chassis and dynamics. It's perfect for me in the role the car plays and I find the seats very comfortable if a little lacking in support. I specified manual seats, as I did with the m135i.

Engine can't judge yet as running in service required at 1200 miles but it feels like a cracker. I got in and as I always do pushed sport+ straight away, no point pussyfooting about. They have nailed the noise, it sounds fab for a turbo motor. Can't describe it but I love it and so do people on the street from the reactions. Sounds so different to an m3/4 and far far better.



Gearbox? Mmmm, not sure so will reserve judgement for now. My old v8 m3 felt better, more engaging. For some reason I feel a bit remote from this one but I'll drive some more to form conclusion.

Steering and suspension is well judged to me. Much better steering feel the the m3/4. Suspension is very nice and in no way harsh. Soaks up the bumps impressively and is extremely sure footed. Seems to control body weight better than an m3/4. Feels like it'll hang the back end out for fun.

It's quick and fun to sum up concisely and as a daily for me provides real entertainment. More to come as I really get to know it.

Looking forward to further updates.
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Old 28-04-2016, 10:37 PM   #49
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Well jel, love it mate !!!

Smokey burnout mode report next pls !!
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Old 28-04-2016, 10:56 PM   #50
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Congrats on your New Daily Al now go & get some proper pix, will Ya
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