What's Faster On Track: BMW M2, Honda Civic Type R, Audi RS3 Or Mercedes A45?

The guys from Cars.co.za threw together four of the most exciting performance cars right now for a track battle at Cape Town's Kilarney circuit. Which car is your money on?

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Now you’ve cast your vote, see if you were right!

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Head over here to check out our BMW M2 review, and here to see our latest Honda Civic Type R long-term report.

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Comments

Dion Cai

M2.

06/03/2016 - 15:25 |
22 | 2
Stubaru

Civic Type R

06/03/2016 - 15:27 |
16 | 2
Anonymous

I’m more interested in which one is the most fun to drive.

06/03/2016 - 15:34 |
94 | 4
Anonymous

id take the audi over any of these

06/03/2016 - 15:37 |
8 | 8
Nissan 420sx

Audi RS3 ‘cause 5 cylinder turboooooo

06/03/2016 - 15:39 |
18 | 12
Subieboy

Either the civic or m2 but I’m leaning more towards the m2 because the civic will probably have under steer

06/03/2016 - 15:39 |
6 | 2
Anonymous

Honda Civic because VTEC

06/03/2016 - 17:23 |
6 | 0
Paul Walker

No focus RS?

06/03/2016 - 17:53 |
2 | 2
DL&#x1F3C1;

My guess was correct! :) By the way, Focus RS is missing for the ultimate test

But anyways, for me it is the RS3 or M2, depending on whether I need practicality or not…

Civic Type R feels like a tool which was designed for the sole purpose of being fast at the ‘ring and winning all the track battles, rather than a car to live with. Its just not for me.
A45 AMG is the oldest car here and I just don’t like the way it looks and sounds and so on. Also it seems to me like a show-off car more than a driver’s car.

M2 would probably sound even better with an aftermarket exhaust, but its definitely the most interesting car. RS3 is like mini-RS6: can keep up with sportscars with ease, yet is the most practical car there.

06/03/2016 - 18:04 |
2 | 2
Anonymous

Faster doesn’t mean better…

06/03/2016 - 18:27 |
2 | 2

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