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Offline hydie


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M2 is confirmed for 2016. No word on pricing yet.



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When is the release?

The story goes a Feb prod start, BUT that doesn't mean Aus prod.



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Long Beach Blue

Theory is, Oct 14 is reveal day.



Offline JBO


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Using a VIN decoder, a Bimmertoday member found out the upcoming M2 will indeed have 370 PS (272 kW).
He inserted the VIN of a pre-production model at www.bimmer.work and discovered the car had an updated version of the N55 3.0-liter six-cylinder turbo engine developing 370 PS (272 kW). The car in question was manufactured on September 18 and came with a Long Beach blue launch color, 19-inch double spoke style 437 M wheels and a six-speed manual gearbox.
We already know the M2 will be offered with an optional 7-speed DCT and there's going to be an M Driver’s Package which will bump the top speed limiter from 155 mph (250 km/h) to 171 mph (275 km/h). Serving as a spiritual successor to the 1-Series M Coupe, BMW's first ever M2 is expected to complete the 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) task in less than four and a half seconds.
There's no word about the torque figure just yet, but previous reports have indicated the motor will generate 465 Nm (500 Nm with overboost) which should be plenty of punch for the high-performance coupe.
Word around the Internet says the BMW M2 Coupe will be revealed online on Wednesday and it will go on sale by the year's end at a starting price in Germany believed to stand at around €54,000.
The general public is a terrible barometer of taste. Trust your own sensibilities.



Offline TJB


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BMW taking a while to get this car out, given how long people have been talking about it.

Interestingly, the 1-Series M models have held their value pretty well - most are still hovering around $80-100k



Offline a.taylor


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BMW taking a while to get this car out, given how long people have been talking about it.

The difference between a proper M model and an M sports package perhaps? Maybe it was never part of the plan but they decided to do it after the popularity of the 235i and the 135i.



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