MichaelC
[AP Moderator]
22210
Modern BMWs are not really known for quality manual transmissions
I am guessing this box is the same one I test drove in a 2022 before buying an automatic. A bit rubbery and non-precise, especially compared to the Tremec used in the Blackwings.
The front ends and headlights are going backwards too. I wish I could have kept my 2022 as the "date night car".
The BMW M3 CS Handschalter
From the article: "Oh, and bad news for most of the world, if not for us: it'll only be sold in the U.S. and Canada." 😂 https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a71309651/bmw-m3-cs-handschalter-manual-transmission/ ...
Modern BMWs are not really known for quality manual transmissions
I am guessing this box is the same one I test drove in a 2022 before buying an automatic. A bit rubbery and non-precise, especially compared to the Tremec used in the Blackwings. The front ends and headlights are going backwards too. I wish I could have k...
I guess to say it another way, maybe "mushy"
It's just not "positive precise" if that makes sense. Almost like there are different places in the gate where the shifts can occur. Not sure if the Z4 is different than the 2022 manual M4 I drove.
I just can’t
get with the stying on these…the grill, etc…last great looking M3 was the E46 in my opinion.
