I have had my M3 now for 5 weeks - and driven it a lot!

It is not an everyday car IMO - more for fun when the roads/weather/temp permit.

Its amazing fun! Better than a "car" just as much excitement as a bike!

I test drove the Red Morgan M3 at Malvern in March and was really disappointed. The handling was poor, there was lots of noise coming from the transmission - and on overrun ( the bevel box I think). However since then Morgan seem to have improved a lot of these issues. My car has the modded bevel box fitted - and I could hardly believe the difference in driving. I think maybe the cush drive has been improved too.But this car is chalk and cheese compared with the Demo.

I had my tracking reset at the factory. This has transformed the handling/ride - a v v noticeable improvement. I know from my racing car days how vital set up can be - and would encourage any M3 drivers with issues to have their track/set up checked. Even small changes will/can make a vast difference. On a similar note also check tyre pressures - in particular the Front. Lower is better IMHO. It makes sense too - as U need the biggest footprint u can achieve - this can help with Bump steer issues too. I am now on 22 at the Front 26 rear. (Hope this is not too obvious - sorry if this is a banale suggestion!)

However do bear in mind that in the M3 we are sat v v close to all the transmission and noise/feedback is inevitable - and part of the driving experience:))

Anyway as a M3 driver i hope all this helps!!

Neil