The BMW M2 hit the market thirty years after the M3 hit the market, and its smaller footprint closely resembles the E46 M3. If you're in the market for a smaller, more affordable M car, the M2 might be the perfect sports car. Depending on the model year and trim level, the turbocharged inline six-cylinder engine found in the F87 M2 makes between 365 HP – 444 HP. The M2 Competition and Competition Sport are top-tier trims and can sprint from 0-60 MPH in nearly four seconds flat.
The F87 M2 had a mid-cycle refresh in 2019, which offered subtle styling changes. BMW released the M2 Competition during the refresh and would go on to provide an even more powerful M2 CS in 2020.
The second generation M2, the G87, is available with either a six-speed manual or eight-speed automatic transmission. BMW offers an optional carbon fiber roof, which lowers the center of gravity by removing 48 pounds from the highest part of the G87 M2. The carbon fiber roof is available as a standalone option or part of the nearly $10,000 Carbon Package, which features a host of performance and appearance upgrades. The Carbon Package includes a carbon fiber roof, interior trim, bucket racing seats, and a higher top speed.
BMW M2 Generations
Used BMW M2 Prices by Generation
- BMW F87 M2 - $53,154 Average Price
- BMW G87 M2 - $67,299 Average Price
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