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Originally Posted by bradleyland
The cross-shopping thing is a great point. I'm in the camp with Red Bread in that I'd *love* to see a street-drivable track machine come out of the M2 production design (vis a vis, E30 M3). Unfortunately, I'm also in the camp with him in that it is incredibly unlikely  |
For me personally, while I agree with you both that a street drivable track machine would be sweet, it would not fulfill my needs.
I currently have a 95 E36 M3 for autocross and Track use and a VW GTI for daily driving. I will be selling both cars to be able to afford the M2.
For that reason and since it will be my only car, I need it to be able to serve as a civilized daily commuter.
People who can afford GT3's usually have other cars to daily drive. The entry level M car will serve as the only vehicle for most of its buyers and for that reason it cannot be as radical as what we would want for those days when you are not on a race track and sitting in traffic on the freeway !