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The BMW 2 Series experience to drive
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I'm glad to be here. The BMW 2 Series is very new to me. I spent far too long making constant adjustments to the BMW 2 Series. I hope we can build ourselves stronger together by sharing each other’s knowledge. This car would be great ... except for its loose rear end. On a car with more than 320 bhp, it is disconcerting for the rear to feel so uncontrolled. The lack of a limited slip differential is evident. They have remedied this in the M2, but the M235i has put me off. What about your experience with the BMW 2 Series.
I'm glad to be here. The BMW 2 Series is very new to me. I spent far too long making constant adjustments to the BMW 2 Series. I hope we can build ourselves stronger together by sharing each other’s knowledge. This car would be great ... except for its loose rear end. On a car with more than 320 bhp, it is disconcerting for the rear to feel so uncontrolled. The lack of a limited slip differential is evident. They have remedied this in the M2, but the M235i has put me off. What about your experience with the BMW 2 Series.
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