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Using "Competition Package" as the name for the ZCP package may have been a little optimistic, but the ZCP package is definitely an improvement over the standard M3. The brakes are better, the steering is better and the wheels look terrific. The big question is, is the ZCP package worth the $4,000 over the standard car? Well, that depends. If you really want an M3, would like to do occasional track days with it, but don't want to bother with doing upgrades after buying it, the ZCP option certainly deserves a close look. While the M3 will never be associated with the word "value," BMW gives you a lot for your money with the ZCP package, with the brake hardware, the wheels and the quicker steering. If you want value, go place an order for a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution.
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Using "Competition Package" as the name for the ZCP package may have been a little optimistic, but the ZCP package is definitely an improvement over the standard M3. The brakes are better, the steering is better and the wheels look terrific. The big question is, is the ZCP package worth the $4,000 over the standard car? Well, that depends. If you really want an M3, would like to do occasional track days with it, but don't want to bother with doing upgrades after buying it, the ZCP option certainly deserves a close look. While the M3 will never be associated with the word "value," BMW gives you a lot for your money with the ZCP package, with the brake hardware, the wheels and the quicker steering. If you want value, go place an order for a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution.
Rest of the story: The Race Site.com