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Is the 2020 BMW M4 the ultimate expression of BMW’s M badge or just another sports coupe? Let’s find out.
It's heavy, chunky, or whatever else you want to call it. But when you drive one, it completely changes your opinion. That's what anyone would say after they drive a BMW M5 for the first time. And if you want better, the Competition spec, in this case the 2020 BMW M5 Competition, will definitely have you satisfied.
The BMW M5 CS was a unique addition to the M5 lineup and BMW's entire portfolio. Its status overshadows some other remarkable cars, such as the M5 Edition 35 Years, unveiled to celebrate 35 years of the M5's production. So, what else does the 2020 BMW M5 Edition 35 Years bring to the table besides a name and limited production prestige?
For 2020, BMW fitted the M5 with a twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V8 engine that delivered between 600hp and 617hp and had torque figures north of 550 lb-ft (depending on the trim level). This powerplant ensured many people could enjoy supercar speeds in a safe sedan.
The BMW M8 is arguably the most underrated model in BMW's lineup. Beyond the popular 5 Series, most buyers turn their attention to SUVs, which are undeniably excellent. Today, we'll explain why the BMW M8, particularly the 2020 M8 Competition, is worth buying.
For a new addition to their lineup, it's good that BMW packed the 2020 M8 Gran Coupe with many features, including a refined engine with ample grunt for your daily driving needs.
The BMW M8 is the only M car available as both a Coupe and a Gran Coupe, each designed to suit different tastes. The Coupe captures the classic grand tourer look, while the Gran Coupe adds practicality without losing style. But do those extra doors take away from the 2020 BMW M8 Gran Coupe's grand touring charm?? We don't think so, and we'll tell you why in a bit.
BMW might not be in the supercar or hypercar game, but their range is incredibly varied, featuring everything from dynamic SUVs to spirited coupes and sedans. When it comes to grand tourers, their selection may be limited, but the 8 Series stands out as one of the best. If you want one, we highly recommend the M850i, in this case, the 2020 BMW M850i xDrive Gran Coupe.
Is the 2020 BMW M850i xDrive the sweet spot between speed and comfort? It’s a big claim for any grand tourer. But does this one deliver? Let’s take a closer look.
Under the 2020 BMW X3 M Competition’s hood is a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged inline-six that produces a staggering 503 horsepower and 479 lb-ft of torque. If that doesn’t seal the deal, nothing will because what more could you ask for in a performance SUV?
For the 2020 model, the X3 M remained a force to be reckoned with. Under its hood, a twin-turbocharged inline-six engine generated 473 horsepower for the standard model and 503 horsepower for the M Competition.
For the 2020 model year, BMW retained the already familiar 3.0L inline-six engine, which departs from the four-cylinder available in the standard X3, positioning the M40i as a performance-oriented variant.
BMW might not have a supercar or hypercar yet, but they have one of the most diverse lineups of performance cars, including SUVs, such as the 2020 BMW X4 M Competition. But given that it's an SUV, how well does it perform? Is its performance paired with practicality enough to persuade you to buy one? Stay with us for that.
