[DanG]

I agree that the graphics are terrible. But it looks like the new M2 will be a monster on the track.

It is one of the best videos I have seen on the new M2.

[Quadruple VANOS]

Originally Posted by DanG

…it looks like the new M2 will be a monster on the track.

Should get close to the performance of its big brother M4. Considering the near equal weight, I think the stability of the larger M4 platform would be quicker on all but the tightest racetrack.

[Al Bundy's Dodge]

Great video, should have used Toronto red.

But either way, it definitely got me a little excited for this car.

[Flint Rockbone]

It's sad that we're living in an era of "it looks horrendous but it's a real performer." Imagine if BMW was building cars that looked as good as they drove, it would be a golden age.

[LivingInSalt]

Originally Posted by Flint Rockbone

It's sad that we're living in an era of "it looks horrendous but it's a real performer." Imagine if BMW was building cars that looked as good as they drove, it would be a golden age.

There are just as many people who say they drive like shit now too

[M2M2M2]

I am so pumped for this gorgeous brute.

[702MoxyBMW]

Originally Posted by Game

I think I'm the odd one out because I think the front end on this orange wrapped performance part riddled car is badass.

Killer shot.

I agree with this guy. The orange wrap just looks amazing. The current M2 colors and lack of contrast without vents and other identifiers makes it blend in a bit too easily

[couchflyer]

I do not know who the guy in the video is. But I think he is one of the worst video commentators I have listened to. I had to shut it off because I couldn't stand him. If BMW wanted a hype the M2 so much they should've had Chris Harris do this video.

[zero21]

Originally Posted by couchflyer

I do not know who the guy in the video is. But I think he is one of the worst video commentators I have listened to. I had to shut it off because I couldn't stand him. If BMW wanted a hype the M2 so much they should've had Chris Harris do this video.

It's Marc Priestley - he has a YouTube channel that started based off his experience with McLaren F1 as a senior mechanic. He was on Lewis' car one year I think as well. I don't think he's an actual engineer but his early videos provided decent insight into some of the mechanical and aerodynamic components of F1 cars. I stopped watching him years ago though.

And yeah, it wasn't great.

[FlashmanM2]

Definitely one of the better looking ones