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BMW's usual complement of quality in-car tech is on display in the M8 Competition. Most of it comes by way of the 10.2-inch display on the dashboard running BMW's iDrive system. As with every ...

For the full-on M8, that'll be $133,000, please, and $146,000 if you need the M8 Competition. Looks That Don’t Match The Price Tag Now before we get to the good—and there is a lot of good ...

The M8 Competition Gran Coupe is a big car. Its 200.9-inch body weighs in at 4,480 pounds, but I'll tell ya what, it drives much smaller than it looks. It's no M2, that's for sure, but the M8 Comp ...

As for the 2020 M8 Convertible BMW wants $142,500 and $155,500 for the M8 Competition Convertible. You’ll also still be on the hook for tax, title, and destination.

Here it is: the 2020 BMW M8 Competition coupe/convertible, powered by the current-generation M5's twin-turbo V-8 juiced up to 617 horsepower and a tarmac-torturing 553 lb-ft of torque.

Relax, this new 2020 BMW M8 Competition Convertible is much cheaper. But at $180,245 it’s nearly double what we paid for the 1950s Savage ranch (home) about 30 years ago, and the darned M8 doesn ...

In coupe form, the M8 Competition is capable of accelerating from zero to 62 mph (0-100 kph) in no more than 3.2 seconds before plateauing at an electronically-governed top speed of 155 mph (250 kph).

Not only is the first special-edition 2020 BMW M8 Competition limited to 20 units, those 20 units are limited to Canada. The Great White North has scored an 8 ...

The M8 Competition Gran Coupe is a big car. Its 200.9-inch body weighs in at 4,480 pounds, but I'll tell ya what, it drives much smaller than it looks. It's no M2, that's for sure, but the M8 Comp ...