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Originally Posted by SteveC
I would guess from the video that neither car is driven at 10/10 but would also assume that its only at 10/10ths that the real differences between the 2 cars will show up i.e on limit handling. At that point, superior brakes, suspension and M diff. will definitely favour the M3.
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Agree that neither car is being driven 10/10s, but I think neither brakes nor suspension are relative weaknesses in the M-lite, considering its lighter weight. As mentioned earlier, it's a bit unfair because the current M3 platform is 6 years old, with a NA V8. It ought to make the case to the M engineers that the next generation M3 will need to be a cracker....which suggests it will be all over the current gen M5 when released.
Ah, sibling rivalry. Properly directed, it produces amazing results
