BMW M2 Pays Tribute to 1975 Number 25 BMW 3.0 CSL
One BMW M2 that is currently located in Australia, is paying hommage to the original 1975 BMW 3.0CSL Sebring 12-hour winner, the number 25 car.
One BMW M2 that is currently located in Australia, is paying hommage to the original 1975 BMW 3.0CSL Sebring 12-hour winner, the number 25 car.
In his latest review, Jeremy Clarkson didn't shy away from calling the BMW M2 the greatest M car ever made, and one of his personal favorites.
In a recent column for Road & Track, Bob Lutz claimed that BMW has now gone completely mainstream and no longer caters to enthusiasts as it once did.
In a recent episode of The Smoking Tire, Matt Farah drives the brand-new BMW M2 around a track and has a lot of fun doing it.
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