Driver.com.au: Lexus RCF vs M4
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In 2015 and 2016 You could actually get a Lexus RC-F for around $8k-$10k less than a similarly equipped M3/4. I do not know if this has changed now. They are priced on par on paper, but with incentives during its first two years one could get a very great deal back then.
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The more often I watch youtube car reviews, the less seriously I take them. It's just too easy to put up content so there ends up being a lot of talent-less robots spewing out baseless opinion.
The RCF features an insanely rigid chassis with a powerful NA V8 that's legit bulletproof mated to a robust transmission and trick e-diff that can also push 20+ mpg when need be. It's a masterpiece of a GT coupe. It takes time to figure it out and no one hankering for subscribers spends the necessary time to let the RCF marinate.
This guy gets it in detail (mostly).
http://www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars...xus-rc-f-test/
The RCF features an insanely rigid chassis with a powerful NA V8 that's legit bulletproof mated to a robust transmission and trick e-diff that can also push 20+ mpg when need be. It's a masterpiece of a GT coupe. It takes time to figure it out and no one hankering for subscribers spends the necessary time to let the RCF marinate.
This guy gets it in detail (mostly).
http://www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars...xus-rc-f-test/
Last edited by CYKBC; 08-14-17 at 02:52 PM. Reason: Added link to article
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Like anything else you gotta take all reviews with a grain of salt and make your own conclusions, but its a valuable resource to see other people checking the things out.
-Mike
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