BMW

After all the teasing and stripping, BMW unveiled their most powerful M car, based on the 8 Series, which comes in both Coupe and Cabrio forms. 

As you would expect, the cars are more aggressive in styling than their non-M counterparts, wider and of course, more powerful.

Underneath the hood, the M8 uses a turbocharged V8 that pushes out 592HP and 750 NM of torque in "docile" form and around 617HP in Competition form.

The wait is over, probably the most anticipated release of 2019 has been unveiled, the new Supra. Toyota needed 5 years after showing us the FT-1 concept and close to 20 years set this apart from the last generation.

It's here! We've covered the BMW M2 extensively several times here at the blog, including the newly released competition version, but this is our very own M2! We got the 2018 version with the minor upgrades like LED lights, touchscreen, etc., and chose Long Beach Blue - a truly wonderful, brilliant blue. Its peppy, its swift, the handling is insanely awesome, and its very, very compact. We opted for the seven-speed dual-clutch, and it is extremely refined and buttery smooth.

The wait is over, the new 8 Series has been revealed by BMW, during the 24h Race at Le Mans. BMW has been planning this for a while now and it's set to follow the steps of it's first iteration, the E31 8 Series.

After a long wait and plenty speculation, the smallest model to come out of the M Division has left the stables and it's meaner than ever.

The moment we've all been waiting for is here and is here to stay.

Continuing our periodical wheel design showcase, we are stopping at the gorgeous rotational mesh design, called the GT05. A consacrated mesh design, which received a rotational inclination, comes as a 2-piece configuration with many color finishes.