Originally posted by: jagec
Originally posted by: LordMorpheus
For a day - day car, M3. If its gonna be the second car you take out on weekends, the Vette.
Or buy an Ultima GTR kit and a 700 horse engine, which will run you less than the M3 or the vette, and spend a year assembling it, and you will have the fastest street legal car in your area code, zip code, state, whatever. And it will be completely unique. and outperform the vette/m3 . . . I'm talking it looks like the other cars will be standing still. Haha, but can you trust yourself enough to drive a car you assembled at speeds over 200 mph? That is the question.
I thought the ultima GTR kit was like $90k...a bit more than the M3 or 'vette. Mind you, it performs a lot better than both of them...
Originally posted by: LordMorpheus
Originally posted by: jagec
Originally posted by: LordMorpheus
For a day - day car, M3. If its gonna be the second car you take out on weekends, the Vette.
Or buy an Ultima GTR kit and a 700 horse engine, which will run you less than the M3 or the vette, and spend a year assembling it, and you will have the fastest street legal car in your area code, zip code, state, whatever. And it will be completely unique. and outperform the vette/m3 . . . I'm talking it looks like the other cars will be standing still. Haha, but can you trust yourself enough to drive a car you assembled at speeds over 200 mph? That is the question.
I thought the ultima GTR kit was like $90k...a bit more than the M3 or 'vette. Mind you, it performs a lot better than both of them...
I read kit is about 25K and a 700 horse engine maybe 18K . .
Less than either, but you spend a year assembling, probably lots more money on extra doodads, too. Definatly worth it if you know what you are doing though. I wish I did.
Originally posted by: thedarkwolf
Does the m3 actually out handle a vette or are we just spouting off the typical ATOT american cars can't handle crap?
Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
Originally posted by: TheLonelyPhoenix
M3. Better handling, classier-looking, and the car body won't explode in an accident (read: fiberglass).
Originally posted by: Qosis
I test drove an M3 recently, but I have yet to test drive a corvette. I would be very surprised if the Corvette out handled the M3, I've driven a Hummer, E500, X5, and SL500 in the past (none were mine, of course 😛) and only the SL500 handled as well as the m3... although I'd have to say that the M3 was a bit better. The M3 is an amazing ride.
Originally posted by: 3chordcharlie
I can't believe the M3 is running away with this. The 'vette is quite possibly the greatest overall car ever built, considering everything (performance, appearance, price)... but hey, I guess it's not made in Germany.