Latest reports confirm that the new BMW M3 E92(coupe) CSL will be released in 2010. Just a few weeks ago, a M3 CSL rendering was posted in a German magazine and we were quite impress with the results. As expected, the car was also spotted on the 'Ring back in March, during some early tests.
Now, the guys at MotorAuthority are reporting an early 2010 launch. The M3 CSL will replace many of the original M3's parts with carbon fiber and carbon fiber reinforced plastic in order to reduce the weight by at least 200 lbs.
Many other changes separate the CSL from the regular M3, things such as a fully reworked suspension, a 50hp increase to nearly 470hp, and stickier tires on special wheels all combine to offer real-world performance improvements. The expected price is around the $140,000 mark.
The 2010 BMW M3 CSL is expected to go from 0-60mph in 4.5 seconds, with a top speed of 186mph.
[Source: MotorAuthority ]
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$140,000?!?!?!?! I hope they don’t price it that high. That’s more than double the base price of an M3. It just makes the regular M3 that much more of a deal.
$140,000 for an M3 way tooooo much. That is a joke.
hehehhehehe 140 000 $ its a normal price for BMW 330 in Poland or Germany in Europe xD can U show in km/h?
335i*