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Most fun to drive
Last reviewed: July 2009
BMW 135i
"Fun to drive" is a subjective measure—an elusive quality that can mean different things to different people. From our experience, a car can have a very powerful engine and accelerate quickly, but without handling agility, it's not much fun. For us, fun is a combination of factors such as handling response, sound, and the nature of the power delivery that lead to grin-inducing satisfaction. Here are the top fun-to-drive models that we've recently tested in order of ranking:
Posted: February 2009 — Consumer Reports Magazine issue: April 2009
