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Originally Posted by Stephens
Except the balance of those three cars is completely different. Plus only certain e30s are LSD and the only e36 with one is the M3. Driving open diff vs locking diff result in two different driving characteristics.
It all comes back to don't be a d**k You're just as likely to hurt yourself in any other sporty car. Don't be an idiot. Got to autoX, track days. Learn your car in a safe environment.
But I do agree for someone's first car to go way cheaper than brand new for the reasons that you mentioned
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I did go way cheaper for a first RWD car. My 4Runner was free and it is RWD, it has a locked rear diff, and I know how to put it through it's paces.