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    BMW M8 Ready To Take On Porsche Turbo

    By Zero2TurboMay 13, 2019No Comments
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    In a recent teleconference with Australian media, the president of BMW’s M Division, Markus Flasch revealed that the BMW M8 will be more than just a coupe version of the M5.

    When asked about a potential hypercar from BMW, Flasch admitted that the company’s performance division had been pushing for such a model over a number of years but there is “no concrete plan, nothing that I can confirm…”

    That means, for now, the M8 will be the flagship of the range with some journalists calling it a ‘Porsche Turbo Killer’

    “This car is the ultimate performance machine that we will offer.” added Flasch.

    Other details from the conversation included the following;

    • M8 centre of gravity is 24mm lower than the M5
    • Stiffer front end and different steering feel to the M5
    • Four-wheel steering not happening for M8
    • The BMW M8 will be the fastest BMW M car on the
      Nurburgring Nordschleife
    • Global debut later this year
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