Minn19
Well-Known Member
I disagree about where the ride is. It is tough for me to state the difference between the suspensions as they react very differently while driving. The mag ride is so much better at dealing with bumps and other road issues than the current BMW suspensions it is hard to compare the two.All good points, but I feel the M2's ride is between the standard and sport in the GT350. If you feel it's fine, the M2 will be fine as well.
I would agree about the price difference then for you, the BMW is $20000 more? Then definitely GT350. IF it's $20000 less, I'd take the M2 and some mods but preserve the warranty.
I wouldn't put much merit into the power difference between the two unless you're interested in higher speed driving. The gearing of the M2 is a LOT shorter. Dramatically shorter. The 350 will gap it from a 50 roll but will not pull on it until then as long as the M2 hooks, and that's being heavily undertired in comparison.
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