I've said it before and I'll say it again. This is great times for super saloon fans because of the choices available now. All brilliant in their own way. It really comes down to which flavour you'd like your performance saloon ice cream to be.
I like the over steery, crazy muscle car, DTM wannabe-ness of the Merc.
Some people like the more clinical precision of the Bimmer.
And some other people prefer the sure-footed, all traction get up and go of the Audi.
(I'll skip the IS-F at the moment till I get more info on it).
All 3 cars will go and will handle, just in different ways.
Sure, if you put all 3 on a track, the M3 will most likely be the quickest. But in the real world, with real world drivers, I'd doubt you can separate them. In fact the Merc will probably just pull away at every opportunity with its sheer grunt and the RS4 will be harrying the M3 for all its worth thanks to its fantastic traction.
I like the over steery, crazy muscle car, DTM wannabe-ness of the Merc.
Some people like the more clinical precision of the Bimmer.
And some other people prefer the sure-footed, all traction get up and go of the Audi.
(I'll skip the IS-F at the moment till I get more info on it).
All 3 cars will go and will handle, just in different ways.
Sure, if you put all 3 on a track, the M3 will most likely be the quickest. But in the real world, with real world drivers, I'd doubt you can separate them. In fact the Merc will probably just pull away at every opportunity with its sheer grunt and the RS4 will be harrying the M3 for all its worth thanks to its fantastic traction.