BMW has been involved since the mid-'30s and became even more active by the mid-'60s. Spurned by the successes on track largely thanks to Alpina and Schnitzer, the M division was formed in 1972 when ...
In addition to the power upgrades, the 3.0 CSL wears new bodywork constructed extensively in carbon fiber and glass-reinforced plastic. Harking back to the original CSL Batmobile, the towering rear ...
The very first BMW 3.0 CLS has resurfaced, seeking a new owner. It is actually a development car built in the wildest times of automotive history, when Bob Lutz made cars performance-focused, bold, ...
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One of BMW’s Top Driver’s Cars Is Giving New Life to a 1970s Legend
A fresh Italian take on the M2 will see the automaker's iconic "Batmobile" hit the road with new spirit.
The 50th anniversary of BMW M has been packed with tributes. There are returning paint colors, there is a new high watermark for the current BMW M4, there is even a new top-level sports car racer set ...
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BMW M2 gets a dramatic 3.0 CSL makeover
Riverti Automobili reshapes the G87 BMW M2 with 3.0 CSL-inspired bodywork, while key specs like power and production remain under wraps.
The current BMW M2 is an excellent performance car wrapped in styling that hasn’t exactly won universal praise. An Italian company thinks it has a solution, and it’s looking to BMW’s own history for ...
BMW has had its fair share of wild cars over the past several decades, especially if you count any of the M-sport cars, like the M3, M5, and so on. But those cars are a somewhat more recent phenomenon ...
Forget one of one: this particular BMW 3.0 CSL is, quite literally, the very first M race car, and it’s up for sale for presumably many dollars.
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