BMW M Series

The BMW M-Series is united by one defining characteristic: performance. The M is short for 'Motorsport,' and all M-Series sedans and convertibles are super-charged to accommodate speed-addicted drivers. BMW has incorporated its traditional system of numerical classification into the M-Series. The BMW M3, for example, is the motorsport model of a BMW 3-Series.This is likely to cause some confusion. After all, what's the real difference between an M-Series and a normal BMW, which in itself is committed to driving performance? It's like choosing between a Dom Perignon '68 and '72. The differences are slight, but worth noting. We'll start by comparing the BMW M3, BMW M5, BMW M6, and BMW M Roadster.As previously mentioned, the M3 is a modified 3-Series that is available in both coupe and convertible. It has a 3.2 six-cylinder engine that boasts an impressive 333 horsepower and 0-60 mph acceleration in 4.8 seconds. A little larger but even more powerful, the BMW M5 has a V10 engine and 500 horsepower. Most notable is the M5's optimal power-weight ratio, which lead to superior handling.The M6 is BMW's all-new full-size sport sedan, and its size has only increased its value. Also with a V10 engine, the M6 is truly unlike any other 'Beamer.' The M Roadster, a classically powerful convertible, is a great combination of power and freedom. If you're looking for one of the fastest lines of consumer sport vehicles ever produced, it pays to consider the BMW M-Series.