Question to car experts in this forum - in practical ways, how does a typical driver (under Singapore road & enforcement conditions) tell that the BMW car is really superior to be called the Ultimate Driving Machine?
Under Singapore road conditions, i, as a typical driver, have not had opportunities to drift my car or drive fast around snaking roads.
As such, for typical drivers like me, are there practical ways to tell that my BMW car is really an ultimate driving machine?
Or are there superior features in BMW cars which the laymen or typical drivers will never get to try out? In this case, it means we can be better off buying other brands as they will drive just as well and since we won't have the chance to try out the fancy features under Singapore conditions.
I'm a 4 month BMW owner and so far, I sensed my F10 has a smoother engine than my previous 8-year old merc and that is all the superiority there is that I can tell. Then again, to be fair, my previous ride is an 8-year old technology car after all so can't really be compared to this new ride.
Under Singapore road conditions, i, as a typical driver, have not had opportunities to drift my car or drive fast around snaking roads.
As such, for typical drivers like me, are there practical ways to tell that my BMW car is really an ultimate driving machine?
Or are there superior features in BMW cars which the laymen or typical drivers will never get to try out? In this case, it means we can be better off buying other brands as they will drive just as well and since we won't have the chance to try out the fancy features under Singapore conditions.
I'm a 4 month BMW owner and so far, I sensed my F10 has a smoother engine than my previous 8-year old merc and that is all the superiority there is that I can tell. Then again, to be fair, my previous ride is an 8-year old technology car after all so can't really be compared to this new ride.
