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The BMW M2 has captured the hearts of car enthusiasts since its debut seven years ago, and the 2023 model continues to turn heads. In this video, we’ll look at the 2023 BMW M2, honing in on the Black Sapphire model. We’ll explore the car’s design, from its sharp lines and angular front fascia to the M Sport seats and rear seating space.
At present, the new BMW M2 G87 offers a limited selection of five colours. However, BMW M suggests more non-Individual paint options may be introduced later. Consider a stylish all-black finish if Zandvoort Blue isn’t your taste and waiting isn’t an option. The G87 model offers three metallic paint alternatives, including Black Sapphire, Toronto Red and Brooklyn Grey.
Currently, the new BMW M2 G87 comes with a limited selection of five colours. Yet, BMW M suggests more non-Individual paint options could be on the horizon. If the elusive Zandvoort Blue isn’t your preference and patience isn’t your strong suit, ponder over a stylish all-black exterior. The featured G87 model showcases a Black Sapphire hue, one of three metallic choices, accompanied by Toronto Red and Brooklyn Grey.
This striking sports coupe elevates its dark allure with all-black 19-inch front and 20-inch rear wheels. The Shadowline Package adds tinted lights and black quad exhaust tips. A vibrant touch emerges from the red brake callipers, creating an eye-catching contrast to the finish.
As for the interior of the 2023 BMW M2, it ditches the popular M Carbon Bucket seats in favour of classic M Sport seats. In our assessment, Andrei from BMW Autohaus in Ontario, Canada, scrutinizes the second-row seating. So, what’s the verdict? The G87 M2 provides slightly less headroom and legroom than its forerunner, the F87 M2. Moreover, we’re granted a sneak peek at the all-new, expansive curved display that operates on iDrive 8.
Towards the end of the video, we get a glimpse of the engine bay of this powerhouse, which delivers 453 horsepower and 406 lb-ft of torque. With no more delay, let’s admire the Black Sapphire BMW M2.
