Hack
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Now you know why I no longer own the GT350 and I'm in a 2017 GT. Sweet spot, IMO. There's no doubt the GT350 is a better car, but I agree it isn't 3X. And for street driving, I think my 2017 GT PP1 with some mods is a better choice. It's actually better acceleration between 0-40 or so. I paid about the same for my GT as you.Ultimately driving these cars will help me decide, so I’ve booked a dct f82 m4 on Turo. I’ll probably test drive a GT350, but I’m more interested to try a new platform unless a GT350 is that good. Issue is 2019-2020 GT350’s are quite more expensive than the f82 m4’s. With my GT costing $25,000 I seriously doubt a GT350 at $75,000 is 3x the driving experience. Plus from my research, and f8x bmw is more reliable than a gt350.
And if you want to go to the track, consumables for the GT are cheaper as well.
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