[///M TOWN]

Originally Posted by 6speedTB

NO double head light makes me sick....

It will just make the 1st generation M2 even more special ‼️

[Game]

Originally Posted by Jason

2 Series Coupe clip from California sighting.

Ready to see this thing drop some clothing!

[bimmer456]

Originally Posted by stein_325i

These spy shots look like they confirm the earlier leaks being a 2-series and not a 1-series. Rear end looks identical and the camouflage is transparent enough to see the LED rear lights share a similar design.

Looks like a brz

[Ikester19]

Can't wait for the camo to drop. The silhouette and overall proportions look really good.

[SW19]

Looks like the hood has an E46 M3 styled powerdome.

[Tag]

That's an aggressive looking hood for a 2 series. Now I've got to see what the G87's hood will look.

[J-RO]

Not a fan of the music.

[dmboone25]

Originally Posted by Tag

Hate to break it to everyone, but the headlights and taillights are pretty much baked in this close to SOP. Also, M cars never get different headlights or taillights, they just have revised bumpers. The G87 M2 will have the same style of lights as all G42's. Sure, they might have an adaptive option, but that's just the inner components, the rest of the lighting assembly will have the same size and shape.

You’re probably right - count me out as being interested as a result.

[MFNATIK]

Looks like this was spotted on the 405 between Costa Mesa and Fountain Valley

[O5E46M3]

Wait the power dome is back?!

[W///]

Originally Posted by ///M TOWN

It will just make the 1st generation M2 even more special ‼️

Also heard that when BMW went away from NA engines and hydraulic steering... yet here we are

[///M TOWN]

Originally Posted by W///

Also heard that when BMW went away from NA engines and hydraulic steering... yet here we are

Nothing iconic about it unfortunately

[JustChris]

Originally Posted by Tag

That's an aggressive looking hood for a 2 series. Now I've got to see what the G87's hood will look.

Good Lord I did not see that bump myself. Good spot and agree, hard to believe it's a series non M car.

[heavyD^2]

At the end of the day, it matters not what the 2 Series coupe looks like but what the M2 looks like. The F22 looks nowhere near as good as the F87, and I expect a similar trend with this new generation.

[Ikester19]

Originally Posted by heavyD^2

At the end of the day, it matters not what the 2 Series coupe looks like but what the M2 looks like. The F22 looks nowhere near as good as the F87, and I expect a similar trend with this new generation.

If they get the new 2 series right then hopefully the M2 should look better. The F22 is still a good looking coupe IMO

[AUSf22]

Ooo exciting, when do you reckon they will reveal the new 2nd generation 2 series coupe?

[Ikester19]

Originally Posted by AUSf22

Ooo exciting, when do you reckon they will reveal the new 2nd generation 2 series coupe?

July 2021 is when production commences for the G42

Here's a link to the future models thread

https://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=901686

[BMWGirlFL]

Originally Posted by Ikester19

July 2021 is when production commences for the G42

Here's a link to the future models thread

https://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=901686

Saw this elsewhere which supports that thread info:

[Moflow]

Originally Posted by Nahlem

Heh i love how they do indeed test the cars for winter but the worst part is a lot of us who lives in the northned parts of the world rarely gets to se this kind of snow landscapes it is more like the image below and a lot more salt



Bmw should maybe try these cars where the winter conditions are more real and the use of salt is so extensive that the cars ages 2-3 years faster then the average car who drives only in where it is snow like on the pictures.

For example where i live pretty much in the middle of Sweden we have very few days with snow conditions like that its mostly -2c to +4c during winters and constant rain and salt on the roads so it won't freeze during nights. So a car pretty much ages around 2-3 years faster when driven here compared to other parts of the country. I hate the use of salt on the roads....

That's one of the many "great" things about Seattle, we'd rather crash our cars than salt the roads (or put winter tires on!)

[Dr.Deep]

Originally Posted by Nahlem

Heh i love how they do indeed test the cars for winter but the worst part is a lot of us who lives in the northned parts of the world rarely gets to se this kind of snow landscapes it is more like the image below and a lot more salt

[IMG]https://bilpleiekongen.no/wp-content...sh-300x300.jpg[/IMG]

Bmw should maybe try these cars where the winter conditions are more real and the use of salt is so extensive that the cars ages 2-3 years faster then the average car who drives only in where it is snow like on the pictures.

For example where i live pretty much in the middle of Sweden we have very few days with snow conditions like that its mostly -2c to +4c during winters and constant rain and salt on the roads so it won't freeze during nights. So a car pretty much ages around 2-3 years faster when driven here compared to other parts of the country. I hate the use of salt on the roads....

The Testing in the nothern regions is meant for cold climate testing of all systems in really cold conditions, for that they need -10C and more. Also traction fine tuning is done on full snow roads.
It is not for corosion tests of the car. These things are done in the labs at the facilities.

And on top of that, also not ideal for them to test prototypes where there is "a lot" going on, where you mainly find roads like in your picture
Even up there in the north, they're constantly in front of camera lenses

[kaputt]

Saw one of the 2 Series camo cars driving around while I was running. Proportions look decent honestly.

There also was a camo’d 2 Series Gran Coupe following it which I thought was interesting.