Softer suspension is a good thing in my book. Who wants a 5 series with sports suspension, it's no M5
I've only good things to say about them to be honest, but I know my mother-in-law (who bought her Mini from there) has had a terrible experience with them.@Havana_UK How are Lancaster BMW? I live in MK and buying my first used BMW from them.
Go and drive one with and without and you'll soon change your mind there
Thughh I think the G30 XDrive models do have the sport suspension.
I would probably try find the 1k for adaptive suspension![]()
£2400 ish for proper adaptive which is a lot considering A6/E class you can have air suspension for less!It's far more than 1k for the proper adaptive suspension. The cheaper option is not a replacement for passive M Sport suspension imho.
£2400 ish for proper adaptive which is a lot considering A6/E class you can have air suspension for less!
I should hope so at that priceBecause it's much more than just adaptive.
Adaptive seems a fairly rare option unless I'm mistaken.
There was a 335D F31 Touring whilst I was deciding what to get which had adaptive but had more miles and looked a bit dog eared.
Was the only one with adaptive (that suited my criteria) at the time on used approved.
There is always the aftermarket option but more money again and warranty issues.
Looking at picking up an M2 in the new couple of months, now my son is a little bit older and we don't have to carry as much around on days out, I'm able to justify having something a little more sporty. I'm getting a new family car which will have plenty of growing room in and be for going away etc but means I can get something a bit more selfish as my daily.
Are their any must have options on the M2 or do they pretty much come with anything like that as standard? Going to look at a couple this weekend but the listings online are naff as they are just generic placeholder ones with "Coming Soon" on so can't really see how they differ too much.
Personally I have the usual options that BMW seemed to add to most cars recently; DCT, electric seats, heated seats, HK, folding mirrors, reverse cam, sun protection.
Of those I could do without the electric seats, quite like the folding mirrors and the reverse cam is handy for seeing where you wouldn’t normally be able to (didn’t think I’d use it much), definitely need HK as the stock sound is pants and while HK isn’t fantastic it’s needed to lift the audio to an acceptable standard IMO.
Yeah I would not want to lose the HK system, love that in the 530. Heated seats are also a must, along with reverse cam. But I'm hoping stuff like that is standard in a car like the M2?
Why would luxury aspects be standard in a sports car?
Yeah I would not want to lose the HK system, love that in the 530. Heated seats are also a must, along with reverse cam. But I'm hoping stuff like that is standard in a car like the M2?