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Originally Posted by Euro Durch Tod
I agree that most people cant drive a car to it limits, however there are ways to make a car more friendly to a novice driver and peak handling isnt it, good torque that makes up for a slight lack of corner speed it it. Like I was comparing before with the 2011 Mustang to the M3, the mustang was only marginally slower with a pro driver behind the wheel. An the average driver would likely post quicker lap times in the more easily drivable Mustang GT.
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I like mustangs too, and they are a great value for the dollar.
But I really doubt that an average driver would post a better time in the mustang vs the M3. My bet is that it would be very close, driver fear being the limiting speed.
They are both very quick and if you keep the revs up pretty responsive.
IMHO the M3 corners better but the average driver wouldn't use it anyway.
But the M3 wins hands down on interior style!
Lets arrange a blind test!
oh wait...