Top Gear on the Gold Coast
February 4th 2010 01:53
It was a difficult decision, but in the end we chose the BMW M3 over the Porsche 911 for the sports car splurge during our recent trip to the Gold Coast. And what a ride it was.
The bar was set very low, after we spent the first 5 days of the holiday driving a Nissan Tiida. This is possibly the most boring car on earth. Every time we had to look for it in the car park of Movie World, it would take forever, because it was so forgettable. We literally couldn't see it.
And then there was driving it. Yawn. So the M3 didn't have to be much better to be an improvement. But good it was. Fantastic actually. So much fun to hoon up and down the motorway. We were pretty good at sticking to the speed limit, but the time it took to get to the speed limit was very, very short. You know what I mean.
The seats were comfy, stereo, top notch and putting the roof down on a summer evening in Queensland, was... divine.
Sportscar rentals Queensland were excellent to deal with. We've already booked in our next drive day with friends - that will be one Ferrari and one Porsche, thanks.
The bar was set very low, after we spent the first 5 days of the holiday driving a Nissan Tiida. This is possibly the most boring car on earth. Every time we had to look for it in the car park of Movie World, it would take forever, because it was so forgettable. We literally couldn't see it.
And then there was driving it. Yawn. So the M3 didn't have to be much better to be an improvement. But good it was. Fantastic actually. So much fun to hoon up and down the motorway. We were pretty good at sticking to the speed limit, but the time it took to get to the speed limit was very, very short. You know what I mean.
The seats were comfy, stereo, top notch and putting the roof down on a summer evening in Queensland, was... divine.
Sportscar rentals Queensland were excellent to deal with. We've already booked in our next drive day with friends - that will be one Ferrari and one Porsche, thanks.
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