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"It feels wonderfully balanced and agile – not something I would have said about the last M2 I drove. Let me put it this way, I'm pushing harder on my first lap than I did after many more laps in the M3/M4, because this car feels relatively neutral and tied down".
"Barrelling out of pit lane and onto the straight at the mandatory full-throttle in the most aggressive Sport Plus setting is just heaven". Hell yeah "Sadly, the M2 CS misses out on a host of active safety systems like autonomous emergency braking, lane departure warning, lane-keeping assist, rear-cross traffic alert, blind-spot warning, and pretty much every other active driver assist system". He must be mistaking the M2CS with a Volvo "The BMW M2 CS is related to the 2 Series Coupe, which has never been crash tested by ANCAP or Euro NCAP – therefore no safety rating is available". With so few specimen on order, I'm not surprised. "There's no cutting-edge digital driver's instrument cluster, super-size touchscreen, or head-up display. That's not what this car is about and frankly, you won't miss any of it on track". Too right Sista "Then there's its standout tough-guy stance and menacing looks for anyone confronted with that view in their rear-view mirror. It's easily one of the most desirable looking BMWs in the current range". The beast roams wild aaaaaaaaand wait for it .... The M2 CS is a beautifully-balanced performance machine and the direct result of that magic combination of a smooth-revving straight-six – responsive to the smallest throttle input – and newfound chassis enhancements. The sum of those parts is the best driver's car that BMW currently builds. Full stop. https://www.carexpert.com.au/car-rev...iew-track-test
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Didn't know until reading this that the gold wheels cost a premium in Oz?
Another solid review, with consistent points and praise as with so many others Last edited by AxM2CS; 04-24-2021 at 10:22 PM.. |
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Another thing I wasn't aware of was the fact they've done no safety crash tests.
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Moreover, article below talks about how they think the Euro NCAP 5 star rating given to the 1 Series should apply to the 2 Series as well. https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/bmw/2-series/reliability |
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I'm fairly sure they didn't cost more in Oz. Didn't order them but don't recall them being a cost option. Only cost options I recall were DCT, CCBs and factory sun glazing.
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