harry_p wrote:don't get the volvo, it'll be fun for a while , then you'll get bored and annoyed that it's losing value and the fact that although it's quick, it's really just a volvo.
surely there must be some way to choose between the two you have and just get rid of one? then just keep that one clean and tidy without feeling the need to spend loads on it, letting you save up the cash for something interesting without having to make a clean break.
have you ever been in an m3?
However the volvo is tempting I think you're right mate.
Earlier this evening I drove the touring to where I keep the IS and I was leaning towards selling the IS but as soon as I opened the garage door I fell in love with it again.
I haven't been in an M3. The closest I've been is a few short journeys in a stripped out 320is track toy with a carbon airbox and leda coilovers. I've just seen the M3 in the for sale section
