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So far the only thing that I'm having to get used to is the vibration from the shifter and clutch. From what I've gathered that is just the way these
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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So far the only thing that I'm having to get used to is the vibration from the shifter and clutch. From what I've gathered that is just the way these cars are. I'm loving the syncro rev though, I'm having to get used to being able to just downshift and let the clutch out quickly.
The Z feels a little less stable than the M but it is probably just the shorter wheelbase. I love how intuitive the controls are on the Z. On the BMW it honestly took me months to figure out how to program the presets for FM. Every time I would do it they would just go back to the default setting. Also XM is better than Sirius, there is much less lag when changing between stations. I did have to break out the manual to figure out how to disable the auto door locks though. I'm also looking forward to the MPG increase over the M. |
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