BMW 8-Series

The builds from SEMA 2021 continue to pour in. Although not all of them attract our attention for the appropriate reasons, every now and then something stands out.

Are you dissatisfied with your new BMW M5 CS, which is the most powerful M vehicle ever produced?
Think 626 horsepower, 553 pound-feet of torque, and a 0-62mph time of 2.9 seconds is a tad slow?
You'll need to visit German tuner G-Power...

Last week, the world saw the concept version of BMW's entry for the 2012 Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft (DTM) series, which is based partly on the existing E92 M3.

This M3 Touring is the new MotoGP safety vehicle, as you may have guessed from the stickers, lights, and unique "50 years of M" livery.

It was created by Polish tuner Carlex Design, and the finished product barely qualifies as subtle.

This BMW was modified by a German tuning company, and it isn't any more ugly than when it was first built.

Aerodynamic Development Race Optimization (ADRO) claims to be the first business to commercialise an alternative front bumper for the bmw m4.

The 3.0-liter twin-turbo straight-six in the CSL has been upgraded from the conventional 542 horsepower to a far more adequate 692 horsepower.

It's a remarkably uncommon BMW M1 "AHG Studie," and you may not be familiar with these.

German tuner Manhart isn't particularly renowned for its modest automotive modifications instead, it favours use of carbon fibre as its hallmark style.