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1963 Jaguar XKE Series I 3.8L Roadster - E-Type Motoring In New England...

What is the greatest BMW M car of all time?

Join the BMW M Town Police Department.

Banking in BMW M Town.

It takes a strong team to build a powerful M power plant!

One Night in BMW M Town.

How to use M Setup - by BMW-M.com.

How to drift - by BMW-M.com.

THE M LEAGUE 2017.

The BMW M8

The M Festival – BMW Motorsport.

The M Festival 2017: Breathtaking.

2018 BMW M8 - Engine SOUNDS, Revs & Acceleration!

The BMW M8 is the icing on the cake of the sporty BMW 8 Series line-up.

Munich. Alongside the ongoing development of the standard 8 Series, the engineers at BMW M are also working flat out on the M model. A fully camouflaged, early prototype of the future BMW M8 will be unveiled in a driving presentation as part of the support programme for the Nürburgring 24-hour race. Classical M features like larger air intakes, modified brakes and a sports exhaust with four tailpipes hint at the significantly boosted power and dynamic potential of the car and whet the appetite for a driving experience of intense emotional richness. “The conception and development of the standard BMW 8 Series and the M model run in parallel,” explains Frank van Meel, President BMW M Division. “The future BMW M8 will build on the genes of the 8 Series and augment its DNA with added track ability and generous extra portions of dynamic sharpness, precision and agility. It all flows into a driving experience that bears the familiar BMW M hallmarks and satisfies our customers’ most ex...

The M Festival 2017: TOO MANY SECRECTS.

Too Low: “Beach View” by BMW-M.com

Too Uncomfortable: “Mothers in Misery” by BMW-M.com

Too Sensitive: “Dribble Forbidden” by BMW-M.com

“Where Too Much Is Just Right” by BMW-M.com

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