The 2020 BMW M8 COMPETITION is an all-wheel drive 2d Coupe that was released to the Australian market on 183rd July 2020 classified as a F92. The BMW M8 is regarded as a 2d coupe built in Germany with ...

The 2020 BMW M8 COMPETITION GRAN COUPE is an all-wheel drive 4d Coupe that was released to the Australian market on 183rd July 2020 classified as a F93. The BMW M8 is regarded as a 4d coupe built in ...

BMW is no longer accepting ... Powering the M8 is a 4.4-liter turbocharged V8 that is good for 617 hp and 553 lb-ft of torque in Competition guise. That power travels through an eight-speed ...

particularly in its fastest M8 Competition form. Its size made even the two-door M8 too big to be considered a serious track car, but the harsh focus of BMW's M division made it an uncomfortable ...

BMW offers the M8 exclusively in Competition trim for 2025. Competition in M-speak means more power and a sharper chassis. In this case, the car's S63 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 made 617 horsepower ...

BMW's big M coupe, the M8, is dead and gone. In a statement to TopSpeed, BMW confirmed that dealers will not take any orders for the M8 Coupe going forward. The lineup is now limited to the BMW M8 ...

BMW are set to discontinue the incredibly cool M8 Coupe, according to reports. The sporty motor, which combines fierce good looks with a 4.4-litre turbocharged V8 that is good for 617 bhp in ...

The BMW M8 is the Bavarian brand's oldest M car currently in production. It's available as a Gran Tourer, Coupe, and Convertible, all of which feature the brand's 617-horsepower twin-turbocharged ...