Sad Observations and Audi Spotting (NY)

[Bob]

Having spent plenty o' time in both a newer M3 and the fwd 'avant' (and a q obviously), you are
right. The m3 feels really stable until you reach its limits. At least the Q lets you know bad
things are going to happen where the M3 just goes away.  However I would still think the m3 wouldnt
even break a sweat to keep up with the sable... Maybe he knew his limits and didnt want to cause an
accident? (what? Someone driving responsibly?)  :)

Bob

Phil Payne wrote:

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> > WHY do these people even bother to buy such a nice car, when
> > they drive it like it was an old Supercharged Buick Roadmonster or
> > something. All go on the straights, no go on the turns!?!? You'd almost
> > think that that Bimmer was a mid '60's muscle car.
>
> BuMWipers can be tricky in turns.  We get so used to quattro cornering that we forget what a
> RWD can be like if it steps out on someone who's not up to handling it.
>
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