BMW M SERIES CARS

OTHER M CAR VARIANTS

THE BMW M4

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THE BMW X5M

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THE BMW X6M


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THE BMW 1M

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THE BMW M6


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The BMW M6 started to be produced in 1983, by placing the the engine of the M1 into the chassi of a 6 series. The original M6 produced 282hp and achieved an incredible top speed of 158mph/255kph. The new M6 produces the same 560hp of the M5 because it uses the same engine, but it offers a more slick body and a more elegant package overall compared to the M5. The M6 variants are the E28, E66 and F12.

BMW M5

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The BMW M5 started being produced in 1986, by placing the engine of the bmw M1 into the chassis of a bmw 535i. This partnership produced one of the best cars in the world, with all the advantages of a saloon, like seating for 5 and a spacious cabin, without the drawbacks of a super car. The variants of the M5 are the E28, E34, E39, E60 and F10. The latest M5 is capable of producing 560 hp and a delimited top speed of over 200mph/330kph.

BMW M3

THE BMW M3

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The BMW M3, is the first and original sport saloon. Taken from the racing circuit into the streets, it became an instant hit and a classic. It is considered to be the benchmark in the industry for what a performance saloon should be. Its variants are the E30, E36, E46 AND E92.

Welcome Everyone

Welcome to BMW M series cars

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This blog was made with the purpose of illustrating the different M series cars available for sale as well as the historic line-ups that BMW M division offered in older years.