The BMW 2-Series and M2 both carry over for 2026 and a new M2 CS trim makes its way into production. Based on the M2, the M2 CS produces even more power than the normal M2 and also adds chassis upgrades which make it handle even better. This new trim also has a top speed of 188 miles per hour and a 0-60 mph in 3.7 seconds.
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The BMW 2-Series carries over with minimal changes while the M2 gets a full redesign for 2023 based off last year's redesign of the 2-Series.
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For 2021, the BMW 2-series remains essentially unchanged while a new generation 2-series is anticipated for 2022.
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The BMW 2-series remains essentially unchanged for 2020 although BMW now offers a few new interior trim options, including the option to have funky red or blue accents throughout the cabin.
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The BMW 2-series remains mostly unchanged for model year 2019. Forward collision warning, and parking sensors are now standard equipment and Apple Car Play is being offered as a subscription-based service.
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The BMW 2-series gets a nice refresh for the 2018 model year. The most noticeable change is to the front fascia where new LED headlights look sharp and provide lots of light for nighttime driving, while new LED taillights out back look sleek and modern. Inside, the dashboard layout has also been rethought a little bit, it now focuses more on the driver, while the electronic user interface for the navigation and sound system has also been improved.
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For 2017, the BMW 2-Series is renamed, with the 2.0L turbocharged car called the 230i and the 3.0L turbocharged car called the M240i. Going beyond a new naming scheme, each car now benefits from new powerplants, with the 4-cylinder putting out 248 horsepower -- an 8-hp gain -- and 258 pound-feet of torque, while the six now makes 335 horsepower -- up 15 hp over last year's engine -- and 369 pound-feet, which is 39 more pound-feet than last year.
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The BMW 2-Series Coupe is unchanged for 2016, but the convertible gets more standard equipment as well as the option of all-wheel drive. The 2016 2-Series convertible now comes standard with an anti-theft alarm system along with many of the features from last year's Sports Line Package, including nicer seats, additional exterior trim pieces and red stitching on the steering wheel.
SelectBrowse ListingsOn the vast majority of the German auto company's 2016 models, financing a vehicle through BMW Financial Services can be prepared at a 0.9 APR for up to 72 months. BMW's 2016 model lineup is available with some impressive lease offers. One of the premium vehicle market's more favored entry-level sedans, the 320i sedan can be picked up at a monthly payment of $249 per month for a 36-month term (following a $3,924 due at signing cost that includes the first monthly payment). Another attractively compact BMW model, the 2016 X1 xDrive28i can be leased at $269 per month after a $4,194 due at signing cost. Lease deals with the BMW X1 xDrive28i and BMW 320i sedan is sweetened through the inclusion of option allowances. This option allowance amounts to $1,500 with the 320i and $2,000 for the X1 xDrive28i providing leasing customers the choice to add features such as a panoramic moonroof or a Harman Kardon surround sound system. For seekers of electrified vehicles, BMW's remaining 2016 i3 features some added attractiveness thanks to a $7,500 lease credit. Until September 30th, a $199 per month for a 36-month lease is offered with the BMW i3 Range Extender model following a down payment of $2,500 and $3,624 due at signing.
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