BMW Tuner Builds Its Own M2 CS With Way More Power
dAHLer took matters into its own hands by building a tuner's take on the M2 CS with more muscle and carbon fiber than BMW's car.
dAHLer took matters into its own hands by building a tuner's take on the M2 CS with more muscle and carbon fiber than BMW's car.
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The BMW M2 modified by dAHLer has a short-shifter for the manual gearbox, a carbon fiber engine cover, and so much more.
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Aside from the upgraded inline-six engine, the new BMW M2 also gets custom wheels, a new exhaust, and chassis tweaks from dAHLer.