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BMW M2 adds all-wheel drive option for the first time
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Summary: BMW has introduced an all-wheel drive version of the M2 sports coupe for the first time, featuring the xDrive system with optional rear-drive mode. The model uses a 353kW turbocharged inline-six engine, accelerates to 100km/h in 3.7 seconds, and may arrive in Australia by late 2026 at approximately $135,000.
Brands mentioned: BMW, Honda, Mazda, Toyota
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BMW M2 adds all-wheel drive option for the first time
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