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While the current BMW M2 is shipped to North America and other global markets from the Leipzig plant in Germany, U.S. customers will supposedly get the new one from the San Luis Potosi facility in Mexico. Nothing is official at this point, as this rumor comes from BMWBlog, who also claims that the 2023 M2 will launch with two transmission options, a six-speed manual and an eight-speed automatic. That is the same recipe used in the latest M3 and M4 models, which also feature an optional M-tuned xDrive all-wheel-drive system for the first time. And if we were to give credit to previous reports,...

It should offer both EV and gas drivetrain options. BMW is hard at work developing the next-generation 2-Series, including the hardcore M2 variant. When it originally leaked last year, we were pretty disappointed with the styling, but more recent spy shots and official teasers have us feeling more confident for the M2, which we've rendered below in orange. BMW already announced the standard 2-Series would arrive with two variants; a rear-wheel-drive 230i and an xDrive M240i version. The M2, however, could receive a more radical drivetrain. A suspicious test mule was spotted wearing the curren...

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One drive in the BMW M2 CS is all you need to know that the M Division hasn’t lost one step. The M2 CS is one of the most fun and engaging cars on sale today, at any price point. Given what the M Division had to work with; a 2 Series chassis, an old M3 engine, and certain regulatory restraints; the M2 CS is perfect — there’s nothing that needs improving. Which is why we’re so excited about the BMW M5 CS, potentially the next truly generational driving machine. If Top Gear is right, the M5 CS will live up to that potential.

BMW M5 with a peculiarly wide rear axle spotted out testing Home » Models » BMW M5 » BMW M5 with a peculiarly wide rear axle spotted out testing The current BMW M5 generation has been a great success, as a famous reporter from Kazakhstan would put it. It wrote history, by becoming the first ever M5 to have all-wheel drive and it is a big seller right now, with a few years of production left on the clock. We even got a CS model, something that exceeded our expectations. However, BMW M can’t just rest on its laurels. With exciting new competition hitting the market, both gasoline and elec...