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New M2 Render
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@ri
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Wow that render looks hoot!
M4Life could you please do us all a favour and stop posting pics at the end of each of your posts? Your car really is lovely, but I really don't want to see it embedded in each of your posts. I'm sure it's more bearable on the website view of the forum where it looks more like a signature, but on Tapatak it's plain irritating. It's very hard to distinguish between pics of the thread, and your signature pic which appears to be inline with your post.
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M4life said:Nooooooooooooooooooooo
M4Life could you please do us all a favour and stop posting pics at the end of each of your posts? Your car really is lovely, but I really don't want to see it embedded in each of your posts. I'm sure it's more bearable on the website view of the forum where it looks more like a signature, but on Tapatak it's plain irritating. It's very hard to distinguish between pics of the thread, and your signature pic which appears to be inline with your post.
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@ri said:Wow that render looks hoot!
M4life said:Nooooooooooooooooooooo
M4Life could you please do us all a favour and stop posting pics at the end of each of your posts? Your car really is lovely, but I really don't want to see it embedded in each of your posts. I'm sure it's more bearable on the website view of the forum where it looks more like a signature, but on Tapatak it's plain irritating. It's very hard to distinguish between pics of the thread, and your signature pic which appears to be inline with your post.
Thanks
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Sure will do.
ASH
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Interesting render of the M2 on Worldcarfans below:-
Quoted text from article below:-
Should cost about 55,000 USD
BMW will allegedly introduce a fully-fledged M2 in 2016 powered by an uprated inline-six TwinPower Turbo 3.0-liter taken from the M235i.
More than a year ago, M division CEO Dr. Friedrich Nitschke confirmed a successor for the 1-Series M Coupe and now details are emerging about what will probably be an M2. While the special M-flavored 1-Series was a limited-run model, the M2 is expected to be a regular production model and will use the same six-cylinder engine from the current range-topping 2-Series, the M235i.
However, while the M235i offers 326 PS (240 kW), the hotter M2 will reportedly provide between 380 PS (279 kW) and 400 PS (294 kW) sent to the rear wheels through a standard six-speed manual or an optional eight-speed automatic with help from an electronic limited-slip differential offered as standard. The M235i needs 4.8 seconds to perform the 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) run when fitted with the aforementioned automatic 'box while the M2 will do it in a little over 4 seconds.
In terms of styling, the 2016 BMW M2 should receive a body kit derived from the track-only M235i Racing with a hood bulge, more aggressive side skirts, fender flares and air diffuser, together with a trunk-mounted spoiler and the usual quad exhaust arrangement. Some carbon fiber bits and pieces are planned to lower the curb weight while the interior will receive the usual M goodies such as bucket seats, a sport steering wheel and carbon fiber trim.
The BMW M2 is expected to hit showrooms sometime in 2016.
Quoted text from article below:-
Should cost about 55,000 USD
BMW will allegedly introduce a fully-fledged M2 in 2016 powered by an uprated inline-six TwinPower Turbo 3.0-liter taken from the M235i.
More than a year ago, M division CEO Dr. Friedrich Nitschke confirmed a successor for the 1-Series M Coupe and now details are emerging about what will probably be an M2. While the special M-flavored 1-Series was a limited-run model, the M2 is expected to be a regular production model and will use the same six-cylinder engine from the current range-topping 2-Series, the M235i.
However, while the M235i offers 326 PS (240 kW), the hotter M2 will reportedly provide between 380 PS (279 kW) and 400 PS (294 kW) sent to the rear wheels through a standard six-speed manual or an optional eight-speed automatic with help from an electronic limited-slip differential offered as standard. The M235i needs 4.8 seconds to perform the 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) run when fitted with the aforementioned automatic 'box while the M2 will do it in a little over 4 seconds.
In terms of styling, the 2016 BMW M2 should receive a body kit derived from the track-only M235i Racing with a hood bulge, more aggressive side skirts, fender flares and air diffuser, together with a trunk-mounted spoiler and the usual quad exhaust arrangement. Some carbon fiber bits and pieces are planned to lower the curb weight while the interior will receive the usual M goodies such as bucket seats, a sport steering wheel and carbon fiber trim.
The BMW M2 is expected to hit showrooms sometime in 2016.
The Real Stig
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Hot Hot Hot!! :inlove: Sooo many want in one pic!
The Real Stig
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upside about the 2016 is I might be able to afford it by then if I go on a all water diet today until then. :rollsmile:
