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This guy is a complete waste of space.

>"I'm very picky about the mileage I put on this car"
Then get on a bus. What fucking nonce buys a car then doesn't want to drive it?

>"I wanted this view for my POVs"
Clout chasing, basically.

>"I'm paying all this money and I'm not getting to enjoy it"
Then go out and fucking enjoy it? Take it to the track, take it on back roads, go on road trips, fucking use the car you pillock.

>"I'm looking at potentially selling this and replacing it with ... an MX5 ... I'm just gonna go out every evening and enjoy it"
And you can do that with the M2, too? Why are you unable to take the M2 out every evening, it's fucking yours, isn't it?

>"There's less opportunities to enjoy the car"
No, you're just too afraid to enjoy it.

>"Why do they put bigger and bigger tyres on these cars? ...it's of no benefit to us on the road"
Completely disregarding the fact that the more grip you have, the faster you can stop. Not the primary reason for those tyres, obviously, but a huge fucking benefit nonetheless.

>"This car has no steering feel what so ever ... it has very little in the way of feedback"
That's a byproduct of the electric rack, rather than the speed.

>"This car has too much grip"
Buy chink shit tyres or fit thinner wheels then.

>"I think the purpose for a road car should be to make you feel like you're going really fast ... fast cars in general do the opposite"
No, it's because you bought a car that's insulated and numbed so as to be a comfortable daily driver foremost, with the capability for fast driving if needed. A fast car isn't inherently dull to drive, you've just bought the wrong fast car.

>"3rd gear, full throttle ... (Increases speed exponentially) ... Why do we have that?"
Because that's what ///M cars do? No one forced you to buy this, they do sell a 218i if that's too much for you.

>"How am I suppose to enjoy it?"
You can start by smiling, you fucking tart.

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