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I plan to do the same in spring.
I understand you get full value for every penny spent $3295.00.
Do you get a helmet as well?:biggrin:
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Yes you will enjoy
The class was awesome and the cars are unreal M3, M5 & M6. They all have their strong points. The instructors are great they treat you like a VIP's while you are there. the race day was the best I was worn out after that day was done. Just keeping your line and remembering all the advice and lessons. You will have a blast! don't forget CCA discount it makes a difference
Dave
The class was awesome and the cars are unreal M3, M5 & M6. They all have their strong points. The instructors are great they treat you like a VIP's while you are there. the race day was the best I was worn out after that day was done. Just keeping your line and remembering all the advice and lessons. You will have a blast! don't forget CCA discount it makes a difference
Dave
Is that really the price? Yikes. I'll take a month on the beach thanks!
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What they are teaching there?
BMW North America
Two-Day M School
M cars represent the zenith of BMW's quest to find the joy of driving. M School utilizes the mighty M5, M6 and M3 to hone your driving skills in preparation of those times when the road or track calls out for a more spirited driving experience.
The first day puts an emphasis on developing elementary high-performance driving capabilities by demanding precision and skill refinement. Exercises will take place on the slalom, autocross, wet skid pad and the Real Roads course.
Day Two challenges you to be more assertive and put the car through its paces. We'll add advanced driving techniques like trail-braking and demand better cornering transitions. The car is ready. Are you?
Tuition includes two nights lodging and meals for school days, M branded polo, gear bag and jacket and custom painted M School helmet. All participants must hold a valid driver's license
Cost: $3,295
So, are YOU ready?
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Uuh, i allways wanted M logo polo
I prefer that iam spending $3,295 to the car for updates
I prefer that iam spending $3,295 to the car for updates
In fact the money spent on instruction could make the car, (read: driver) faster than if spent on upgrades. Although teaching trail braking on a 2 day course seems odd. Do they require previous instruction for the course?Uuh, i allways wanted M logo polo
I prefer that iam spending $3,295 to the car for updates
I really would like to do more driving events. The funny thing is I can participate in a lot of them at our local track for free through a buddy who works for BMW. I've done them before but I just don't like the fact that I'm not insured the whole time! Being able to drive a track car instead of my own would be nice.
I'm actually only going for the polo :grinyes:Uuh, i allways wanted M logo polo
I prefer that iam spending $3,295 to the car for updates
Just kidding. But I'm elated....and am sure it's worth every penny. I also would love to put the money towards car toys, but the way I see it, one of the biggest performance upgrades I can get for my car is the knowledge and experience gained from a driving school like this. It's always been a dream of mine to take this course....just hoping we get some decent whether! What's the east coast like in December?
That is the two day M school price and you get I think 10% BMWCCA discount.
A month on the beach is nothing compared to the M training school.
It is about preferences however.
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At every aspect i look it, it still kinda expensive.
Agreed, but many good experiences come with cost.
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hehe, driving 1/4 year in very bad weather, ice snow ice snow. So there the experience comes
cherrsagaiBasically driving school is a nice thing. If you really learn some new and useful driving skills.
After the school keep posting what they teach to you and other intresting stuff :wroom:
If you want him to post the info, it'll cost $2500 :santasmile2:
Absolutely true.What good is a $3300 power mod if you can't properly drive your M to its potential?
Alternately, why pay for a mod if you don't know how to drive your M as the stock set up?
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Okay, can you tell me what is "not driving right" with M?
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