bmw 2 serise launch
In its M-line trim, the new 2-Series really looks the business. Blacked-out bits on the grill, the air dam and the wing mirrors gives it an aggressive, stealthy vibe and the sharp-edged tail lamps are straight out of a legit M-car. The proportions are still a bit odd, much like they are with the M5 but it certainly commands your attention and looks premium. It’s also larger and taller than its predecessor with 20mm having been added to the length and 25mm to the overall height. This comes as a front-wheel drive car only, and the focus is more on tech than creature comforts so don’t expect any ventilated seats. ’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: the BMW 2-Series was always meant to remain a hatchback. That upswept shoulder-line always asked to be swiftly truncated for the form to look truly sporty. The old 2-Series Gran Coupé, as a result, didn’t look particularly sporty. It’s something BMW has clearly attempted to address so the new 2-Series Gran Coupe doesn’t look like an...