[DrewNewM2]

Daily is a 21 Bronco Badlands 2door 7 M/T. Have a low mileage heavily modified 2020 STi as well that is getting evicted from the garage when M2 arrives hopefully next week👍 Will probably sell the Subbie but I don’t really want to.

[DriveWithDray]

Definitely daily

[FAN460]

Daily, 20 miles commute every day. The OE PS4S works perfectly for PNW winter. I will just work from home for that 3 days we get snow.

[xxyion]

I basically daily any car i buy. Life's too short to only drive the fun car on weekends. My last few dailies over the last 7 years was, Porsche GT4, Toyota Supra, F87 M2 Competition, 2005 Honda S2000.

This M2 when i get it will also be my daily and i cant wait.

[stashstein]

Daily. Put some conti extreme contact all seasons on a couple weeks ago since we get cold but not much snow around here (now that I've said that we'll probably get two feet this year)

[RockCrusher]

Originally Posted by xxyion

I basically daily any car i buy. Life's too short to only drive the fun car on weekends. My last few dailies over the last 7 years was, Porsche GT4, Toyota Supra, F87 M2 Competition, 2005 Honda S2000.

This M2 when i get it will also be my daily and i cant wait.

When I had a commute that was my SOP. I tended to prefer one car for use in real bad weather. (Lost a 4 week old new 2008 Cayman S when during a rain another driver lost control and smashed into my car while I was stopped to make a right turn on my way to the downtown Hayward CA BART station to drop off a co-worker. The impact totaled the Cayman. While I would have hated to lose the Boxster I would have preferred it be totaled rather than the new Cayman S.)

But barring bad weather I alternated between the two cars I owned: Boxster, Golf TDi, 2006 GTO, 2008 Cayman S (for 4 weeks...), Porsche Turbo, Challenger Scat Pack, JCW, Challenger Hellcat. It was a bit painful to drive the Hellcat though. With the same usage as the JCW the Hellcat could only muster 15mpg compared to the JCW's 30mpg average.

[limdne]

Originally Posted by akumachu

I have the maxi-cosi emme 360 for my 21 month old because he is still rear facing so the rotation is much needed.

The booster seat I had to get a new one. I posted that on a thread here that you will be interested in https://g87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh...6&postcount=27

Thanks for that. My wife wants my 2.5 year old rear facing as long as possible so I’m most likely going with this.

[FrankWhite!]

Daily. I commute to a corporate office two days a week and the airport other days for business travel. It’s a great car and the different driving modes with comfort, M1 & M2 are incredible for different ways enjoying the car on the 40-50 mile daily commutes. I chose the 6 speed manual but don’t hit the parking lot freeways to much.

[BMR.WRLD]

I daily a 480whp Accord. My M2 will enter production mid January. However it will be the weekend car and when it's not raining. 80K USD spec. It will be a struggle to put miles on it since I have nowhere to go on the weekends.

[DSTR]

Originally Posted by LCDRJohn

Yup, drive it everyday.

What great lives we live to be able to drive a car like this on the regular. Not long ago, this would have been a supercar!

+1 who would not daily such capability as it is a good daily to begin with. It is my daily. Wet, cold, warm etc. "Its a car you drive it!"

I borrow that quote from a nice man I knew when I lived around Stuttgart. He had a new GT3-RS 4.0 when they were released. Id see him in the rain, the snow, the dirty roads no matter. I saw him in the square at a cafe and he recognized me from the area/ town we lived in. I asked him what he was doing lol. SO many parked those and preserved them/ quick resale etc. He said Its a car - you drive it.

A truth enthusiast and he is a touch older than me. Thats the life!

[apez]

Originally Posted by BMR.WRLD

However it will be the weekend car and when it's not raining.

For me this would mean I never drive it! Had something like 8 days without rain this year between memorial and Labor Day, only like 2 on the weekend.

[BMR.WRLD]

Originally Posted by apez

For me this would mean I never drive it! Had something like 8 days without rain this year between memorial and Labor Day, only like 2 on the weekend.

Oh man, for sure I'd reevaluate with that perspective.
I will add, I'm in Texas so I'm able to drive year round. For work, I put thousands of miles on my daily driving from home to average 4hrs away (even 8hrs a couple times) and back the same day. This is why I could never daily the M2. I mentioned the price of my spec because it's the first expensive car and BMW for me. And if this M2 is basically an M4, then it's also basically a Ferrari, so I do plan to take care of it.

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by BMR.WRLD

Oh man, for sure I'd reevaluate with that perspective.
I will add, I'm in Texas so I'm able to drive year round. For work, I put thousands of miles on my daily driving from home to average 4hrs away (even 8hrs a couple times) and back the same day. This is why I could never daily the M2. I mentioned the price of my spec because it's the first expensive car and BMW for me. And if this M2 is basically an M4, then it's also basically a Ferrari, so I do plan to take care of it.

We are getting a tad silly here. In Florida, the Liquid Sunshine State, that would M owners, and all the Porsche, Ferrari, Lambo, McClaren, AMG, RS, etc. owners would be shit out of luck...

[BMR.WRLD]

Originally Posted by M_Power Rob

We are getting a tad silly here. In Florida, the Liquid Sunshine State, that would M owners, and all the Porsche, Ferrari, Lambo, McClaren, AMG, RS, etc. owners would be shit out of luck...

Different strokes for different folks.. not everyone needs to be the same

[Shadak]

Originally Posted by apez

For me this would mean I never drive it! Had something like 8 days without rain this year between memorial and Labor Day, only like 2 on the weekend.

I actually enjoy this car in the rain and its also a daily for me, a bit of first snow here today which is even better.

[idriveuscream]

Yes, daily driver M2.

[Squidget]

Originally Posted by Shadak

I actually enjoy this car in the rain and its also a daily for me, a bit of first snow here today which is even better.

Concur that it's an easy car to drive in the rain, especially in gusty weather. Great visibility out the front and sides, good wipers, good headlights, highly stable, very planted.

[Baller]

Yes, and we've had snow for a week now.

[JABCAT]

Plan to pick mine up Tues & it will be my daily. 28 mi round trip commute plus ~500 mi round trip every weekend.

[Ctothej]

Yes.

[Clippy]

Daily. Just put on winter tires a week ago.

[JMcLellan]

My wife and I have been sharing her SUV since I sold my F series M240i in October. It has worked out pretty well with both of us working from home. This week will be a big test though with the kids having sports/activities each day, and multiple things some days. I'm on a waiting list for the G87 and ETA is next summer to get a car. I highly doubt we are going to be able to wait long so I'm also looking at some used M2's.

I used to think I would just get a cheap daily like a minivan or something and have the M2 garaged through the winter. But changed course and will plan to put winter tires on it and drive when the SUV is in use. We got by for the last 3 MN winters with my RWD M240i with all season tires. Just need to appease my OCD by getting a car wash ASAP after the car gets winter roads messiness on it.