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Well this should be a serious consideration. First reviews of the M2 are in and as expected, it's a peach... http://www.evo.co.uk/bmw/m2/17373/bmw-m2-review-is-the-new-baby-m-car-a-return-to-form-for-the-m-division http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/bmw/m235i/first-drives/2016-bmw-m2-review

You sir have seriously good taste :racer:

Goddamn traitors leaving BMW.

Someone posted this on a BMW forum. The dream spot in a condo complex!

Quick query on the GMFV. The ratios obviously differ from model to model, but by and large, is the GMFV calculated purely against the list price of the car? That is, no options are taken into account?

Yeah, the ACC on the A6 is notably more expensive, it seems to be a more complex system with the extra sensors etc.

Cool, let us know your thoughts after you test drive it. It could be the bargain of the century.

Speaking of other cars.....has anyone seen Chris Harris' latest on the new Mustang? To say he likes it is an understatement.....and believe it or not, he puts it around the track! Anyone here interested in a beast like this? Harris says it's a massive flip of the bird to European blandness...

Mmmmmmm chips.....

Those facelifted A6s have changed the engines slightly. More power and more economical. The 3 litre oil burners really move. For such a big car, that light chassis gives it a nice sporty appeal. And they've stuck with the classy screen flipping out and have gone a half hearted way with the...

Clarkson seems to be driving a Golf R at the moment and says he loves it. But he seems to have lost it somewhere according to his latest tweet...

That's a bad blow to the RS3. It's whole MO is to be top of the VW group hot hatch club surely. And what's worse, the Leon Cupra we know can match the Golf R around the track on even less power and no 4WD! VW group seems to be all over the place here.

Not sure where Audi are going with the tablet thing. The flip out screens are great. The A6 is fantastic. The screen slides out and up and is borderd with nice aluminium. And then the car has a very nice set of dials with a large DIS in the middle. The facelift improved on this. That's what Audi...

I thought that might be the case. I have those colour leather seats in my 5 Series at the moment and I'm amazed at how well that colour seems to hide any creases. Will also hide dust better as well.

Would you consider the new S4 when it comes out? Will have the virtual cockpit etc

It's classic First World Problems syndrome isn't. Worrying about leather v Alcantara, the suspension not being quite right, a minor chip on your luxurious metallic paint....when some people literally can't afford a pair of cheap shoes.

It's a good point. All of us want different things from cars and thank god for it...If there was no variety or everyone wanted the same thing it would just be a sea of VW GTIs and Renault, Honda et al wouldn't even bother making hot hatches anymore. Thank goodness there are people who just go...

The Leon Cupra also beats the Golf R around the track. It's really a very fine car, well put together and a bargain when you look at it. The interior lets it down though and the re-sale value just seriously dampens the appeal of a car like that. But its a great job by Seat nonetheless.

Finding a really good detailing place is the blokes equivalent of women finding the perfect hairdresser.... You'll stick with them for years and if they are really good, passionate about what they do, they'll run a nice business with a very loyal clientele. It's a no brainer really if you have...

The rotors are available in other markets, not sure about the UK.