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I think he meant to say “resent” given it was followed by the F bomb 😂.
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03-29-2024, 09:42 AM | #69 |
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Behaves more like an Audi than an M. Looks heavy, wobbly and tyres screaming from understeer - expect all of that to be dialled out by the M engineers.
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03-29-2024, 11:43 AM | #73 |
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You can really see the tires and suspension struggling with the weight of the car.
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We all watched the same video and saw the chassis going through the motions and how it responded through the apexes so I believe this isn’t a case of ignorance. |
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Feel free to substitute “red” for “hot” in this discussion. The brakes are red/hot because the car is so heavy in relation to the braking system’s capabilities that the brakes appear to be reaching their thermal capacity. It’s not like every car on the ‘ring has glowing red brakes. It’s notable here; that’s why people are commenting on it. It would be fair to suggest this M5’s brakes maybe should be larger for this car on this track. Perhaps we’ll see that in a CS if it ever happens. |
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03-29-2024, 03:43 PM | #79 |
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Not to hurt anyone’s feelings, but I would not finance this car unless you just got a lot of money laying around this is definitely an M car you would want to lease.
Only cars worth buying and keeping are the CS/ F generation and the E9X M3 generation so forth. Skip this stupid generation of hybrid technology, and just wait for new class. |
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threads like these are a great reminder of how some people are so obnoxiously wrapped up in mixing BMWs with their own image of self-importance that they just bicker constantly with other BMW drivers over the dumbest stuff
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03-30-2024, 12:06 AM | #83 |
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Yes, the new M5 will be heavier, longer, and wider than the F90 M5 and that for me may be a bridge too far.
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No doubt it will be an incredible drivers machine again. Much magic stuff needed when this needs to eclipse the F90 though. When you calculate the performance over weight, the F90 has the edge.
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and just like that the end of an era has come. RIP BMW M division
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I agree with you
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