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My last time going through the selection process
I was sampling about 6 roadsters, trying to pick which one I wanted. The BMW got driven less than 2 blocks before I turned it around, just didn't have the right feel for me. The Boxster, on the other hand, was bought off the first drive.
But that is me and my biases.
Drive both, form an opinion of how you like the car to feel in your hands. Your opinion is right for you.
As for reliability issues, BMW has its share. Frequent their forums. No car is without issues.
Great time to be buying. And if you are looking at an M, then you should compare it to an S.
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