YOUR RESEARCHDrove a NA 01 996 today
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I'm driving an 08 M3 sedan and I was pleasantly reminded about how 911s pull. The 996s have less hp but about 600lbs less. Every time I drive a 911 coming from an M car I'm shocked how soft the Ms are. This is my third M and now it may be my last...
I've owned several M3s myself. Though the e9x M3s are a lot heavier, they're great cars also. As for the 911, try a 2002+, they're a little faster and a little stiffer.
try a 70's 911 S - oof da !
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