Amused M Sport Coupe driver...
Amused M Sport Coupe driver...
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Robertjp

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2,281 posts

254 months

Wednesday 16th June 2010
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Not often you see these on the road, but one just happened to be sat behind me as we entered a slip road to a Dual Carraageway this morning drivingevil

So, well, yes it doesnt take much to guess we had a little 'play'...and to his amusement i managed to get the Tuscan slightly sideways on the slip road hehe

Damn, You really do forget quite how quick these cars are until you nail them...i was still spinning in third...i should maybe grow up and learn to drive properly without spinning wheels...

...but then again both the BMW driver and i were grinning when we backed off and settled into traffic thumbup I love it!

Great drive in but forgot the sunglasses, which isnt easy with the roof off and sun out!! frown

Hotwheels.

375 posts

262 months

Wednesday 16th June 2010
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I have a few similarly amusing stories...great fun! smile I always keep a pair of sunnies in the car.

Curdster

484 posts

213 months

Wednesday 16th June 2010
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Surprised a BMW Z4 driver on a dual lane slip way on to a motorway. Thought he was faster than me up the ramp so he pulled into the right hand lane!!! Gave him quite a shock and a wave as I went into the left, passed and left him for dead before joining the motorway. Satisfaction.

froggie

896 posts

271 months

Wednesday 16th June 2010
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My girlfriend has the Bmw z4 m tech coupa , i have the tuscan s mk3 (best handaling model)
i know which id rather be in if push came to shuv and it aint the Tuscan,
But if im in a foul mood i know which id sooner torture and it aint the Z4MC
2 totaly different cars,
horses for farmes tuscans for tarmack terrorists

SP6 Animal

6,015 posts

239 months

Wednesday 16th June 2010
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Yep a Tuscan is quicker than a Z4M got told off by the other half a couple of weeks ago for taking him on biggrin then a 911 a week later hehe
Under strict orders now while i have a passenger and a licence cop

froggie

896 posts

271 months

Wednesday 16th June 2010
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Tuscan quicker in a streight line as BMW is restricted, OK if your a Drag artist.

but BMW a lot more usable on a decent road, especialy if greasy or wet. Traction,stability breaking comfort,saftey, economy and reliability bells and whistles ease of driving. are all winnig factors of the German mass produced tin box i hate to have to admit

Chimpaholic

9,637 posts

208 months

Wednesday 16th June 2010
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but BMW a lot more usable on a decent road, especialy if greasy or wet. Traction,stability breaking comfort,saftey, economy and reliability bells and whistles ease of driving. are all winnig factors of the German mass produced tin box i hate to have to admit
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You forgot BORING!

And that's exactly why we all chose TVR over a BMW.

In our nanny state full of health & safety tosh and risk assessments thank god we still have choice.

The nice thing about choice is it doesn't have to be sensible.

I wouldn't mind betting that BMW owner was secretly wishing he had the balls to own a TVR.

deeen

6,398 posts

274 months

Wednesday 16th June 2010
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froggie said:
Tuscan quicker in a streight line as BMW is restricted, OK if your a Drag artist.

but BMW a lot more usable on a decent road, especialy if greasy or wet. Traction,stability breaking comfort,saftey, economy and reliability bells and whistles ease of driving. are all winnig factors of the German mass produced tin box i hate to have to admit
Has it got more cup holders, also?

m3coupe

1,126 posts

233 months

Thursday 17th June 2010
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froggie said:
Tuscan quicker in a streight line as BMW is restricted, OK if your a Drag artist.

but BMW a lot more usable on a decent road, especialy if greasy or wet. Traction,stability breaking comfort,saftey, economy and reliability bells and whistles ease of driving. are all winnig factors of the German mass produced tin box i hate to have to admit
Sorry fell asleep halfway through your post

You may have a number of valid points but all of them are boring!

If you learn how to drive a tvr properly, they are a barrel of laughs and just as fast in the wet! Yes you can scare yourself in them but that's half the fun is it not?

Curdster

484 posts

213 months

Thursday 17th June 2010
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And in a Tuscan you get let out at T junctions!!! so technically faster from A -B regardless or weather conditions and you arrive alert with your adernaline pumping and not half asleep.

Robertjp

Original Poster:

2,281 posts

254 months

Thursday 17th June 2010
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Hey guys this wasnt a BMW vs Tuscan thread!

It was the Z3 based M Coupe, which are rare, and pretty mental. I have always loved them! Yes, i did pull away but hey, i also had the tail wagging...im no driving god, it was just great fun thumbup

I have a driven a few Z's and i like them, but as said they are a different car, mainstream, which certainly isnt what i want in my toy...

Curdster

484 posts

213 months

Thursday 17th June 2010
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Robert, I have an Z4 M coupe round the corner from me, and yes I agree it looks good. I prefer it to the soft top so not bashing, just revelling.

coach

1,118 posts

281 months

Thursday 17th June 2010
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froggie said:
Tuscan quicker in a streight line as BMW is restricted, OK if your a Drag artist.

but BMW a lot more usable on a decent road, especialy if greasy or wet. Traction,stability breaking comfort,saftey, economy and reliability bells and whistles ease of driving. are all winnig factors of the German mass produced tin box i hate to have to admit
Hmm....see where you are coming from here BUT on a Tuscan 3 I seriously think that there may be something wrong with your Geo/Suspension of this is the same in the dry.

Granted electronics do make for a fab safety net of you have taken far too many brave pills and exceed the talent quota for the day..



Edited by coach on Thursday 17th June 21:42