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Originally Posted by mlhj83
Even if the Mustang matched the M3 for performance, I think the biggest difference would be durability; how long can the Mustang withstand hard use before something wears out or breaks. We already know that the M3 in general has very good durability over many many miles of both road and track use. I think this is why the M3 costs so much more. It is one thing to produce a fast car, it is another to make it durable.
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However, I bet you the mustang will probably be cheaper to buy and run to 150k miles than the M3. I think it warrants a decent comparison.