BMW

Forget everything you thought you knew about station wagons. The G3M Bi-TURBO 800 Touring is here to shake up the game. Packing a monstrous 800 horsepower and 900 Nm of torque, this high-performance beast takes BMW’s S58 twin-turbo inline-six to an entirely new level. With cutting-edge upgrades from G-POWER, striking aerodynamics, and a top speed north of 330 km/h, this limited-production powerhouse is as thrilling as it is exclusive.

MANHART MH2 500 II is a 503-hp powerhouse that transforms the BMW M240i into a performance beast, outclassing the M2 with style and precision.

G-POWER's high-performance upgrades for the BMW M2, include 700 HP tuning, carbon fibre aerodynamics, and bespoke interior options.

Only 99 examples of this exclusive grand tourer will be crafted, paying homage to Alpina's visionary founder.

Get ready for ski season in style with the Manhart MH5 450! Packed with 450hp, a sleek design, and plenty of practicality, this overhauled BMW 5 Series Touring is your ticket to snow-filled adventures.

This 1999 BMW M3 Coupe might just be the track monster you’ve been waiting for. Now up for auction on Bring a Trailer with no reserve, this track-ready E36 is a serious piece of machinery that will turn heads on and off the track.

For owners of the BMW G87 M2, have you ever wondered what your car might look like as a police pursuit vehicle? German tuning powerhouse AC Schnitzer has provided the answer by reimagining the high-performance coupe for law enforcement duty.

Eisenmann Exhaust Systems, based in Hemmingen, Germany, has spent over thirty years crafting premium sport exhaust systems under the guiding motto “Driven by Sound.” The team, led by owner and CEO Marcel Brinkwirth, has now unveiled its latest masterpiece: a modified BMW M2.

In a unique custom build, BMW owner Tim has seamlessly blended the BMW M140i with design cues from its sibling, the M2. The result? A powerful, head-turning fusion, enhanced by high-performance Barracuda Inferno Racing Wheels.

The MANHART MH2 450 may raise some eyebrows among enthusiasts familiar with MANHART's naming conventions. At first glance, the "MH2" designation suggests an enhanced version of the BMW M2.