BMW M2 Crowned MotorTrend’s Performance Vehicle Of The Year
The second-generation BMW M2 (G87) managed to beat the Ford Mustang Dark Horse and five other finalists fighting for the coveted title.
The second-generation BMW M2 (G87) managed to beat the Ford Mustang Dark Horse and five other finalists fighting for the coveted title.
The BMW M2 modified by dAHLer has a short-shifter for the manual gearbox, a carbon fiber engine cover, and so much more.
The BMW Welt is exhibiting an M2 in a matte Individual color combined with a carbon fiber roof and black wheel.
The BMW M2 G87 with a manual gearbox fights the Toyota Supra with a stick shift in a couple of drag races organized by Edmunds.
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BMW is making the M2 even better for the 2025 model year by upgrading the inline-six and adding extra options for colors and wheel designs.
The 2025 BMW M2 shows four special colors ahead of official debut: Grigio Telesto, Twilight Purple, Voodoo Blue, and Java Green.
Painted in a matte Individual color, this BMW M2 G87 has been decked out with M Performance, including the center-exit exhaust.
Car wrap specialist SchwabenFolia has worked on a BMW M2 G87 by turning it from black to satin silver while keeping the carbon roof exposed.
Top Gear magazine's long-term review of the BMW M2 included putting the G87 on a scale to find out how much it really weighs.
The new BMW M2 with the automatic transmission challenged the Nissan Z Nismo in a couple of drag races but there was one clear winner.
Harry Metcalfe drove a BMW M2 G87 tuned by Litchfield, which extracted 40% more power and adopt suspension upgrades.