http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQOqLMHzBtk

 

I'd take both please...

 

I'd gladly settle for the cheaper M3.

 

I must say, I like the IS-F and CTS-V better than these two. Seems that the IS-F is more like the M3 in being a track car, and the CTS-V is a lot like the Merc with big power. It could handle well though...who knows?

Beautiful looking and sounding review though!

 

the C63 is only 700 pounds more?

clearly the IS-F is the good compromise

 

Thanks for the link. Love the sound of the 6.3, err, 6.2 liter engine

 

Since when has drifting become a standard in comparison testing?? This is the third time I have seen this in tests. Why would I care if a car can drift better than the other?? Am I going to gain cool points?

Anyway outside of the drift king test, pretty much expected results. BMW the track car, the MB the horsepower king. Cant really say one is better than the other, just suited for different buyers.

 

that c63 is such a beast..... i can't see how an average driver would handle all that torque.

 

automatic transmission

 

The M3 needs another vehicle to bully besides the C63 & RS4 I love how this red beauty screams & dance. She has as much soul as this brotha.

 

well the m3 beats them on the track, that would be what i want

the mb is nice hp bragger, the amg has always been

 

Hehe, there are going to be a lot of bitter comparisons between the M3 and IS-F in the nearmost future. But the fact is, they both are torqueless lightweights that can't hold a candle to the C63. That 6.2 Liter monster is just sick.

 

power wise, yes, the c63 is something. but on the track? i am not so sure. both 5th gear and top gear already shows that the m3 wins over the c63 on the track

amg is good on the drag, not on the track

 

It shows how balanced and controllable the car is at the limit of adhesion - some cars have a progressive slide manner and some tend to transition very abruptly from understeer into oversteer and back. You would want to know something like this if you were tracking the car. Some cars are known for good balance at the limit (240SX, AE86, etc).

 

Well, how many people actually take their cars to the track? And even if they did, how many people have the skills to take these cars to the limit? Plus for track, there are much better lighter cars than these heavy V8 pigs. Although I gotta admit, a well balanced car like the M3, with over 8,000rpm redline has got to be really awesome at the track. But on the street it wont hold a candle to the c63.