M boss says xDrive M cars are inevitable
First BMW M5 and M6 models with all-wheel drive are coming, according to BMW M CEO Frank Van Meel
First BMW M5 and M6 models with all-wheel drive are coming, according to BMW M CEO Frank Van Meel
In a recent interview, BMW M division boss, Frank van Meel said that all-wheel drive will be used in future M models but won't be sporting the xDrive badge.
Future BMW M models will have at the core six-cylinder engine and a rear-wheel drive architecture. No four-cylinder engines for now
Recently, M Boss Frank Van Meel spoke with Marc Noordeloos of OEM Magazine about the future of the M Division and what sort of changes are in store.
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UK magazine CAR sat down at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show with BMW M's new CEO, Franciscus Van Meel, to talk about the future of the M brand.
BMW M GmbH President Friedrich Nitschke said the current model is "suffering" and adding all-wheel drive on the next-generation M5 could be a "solution.
“The M5 and M6, maybe in the next generation they could get AWD, but not with the M3 or M4. Never. Read more about all-wheel drive and BMW M5 and M6
Albert Biermann, Head of Product Development at BMW M, revealed some new interesting things on the F10 BMW M5: no AWD M5 and an M5 Touring
The topic of a BMW M5 with an all-wheel drive comes back to focus.