The BMW M240i is the second most potent model in the ... The most expensive options are the Frozen Pure Grey Metallic and the ...

while the energetic M240i is equipped with a 382-hp, turbo 3.0-liter inline-six. Both engines are coupled with an eight-speed automatic transmission and rear- or all-wheel drive. Sorry ...

The BMW M240i turned into the Manhart MH2 500 has black stripes running across its length and profile, a pastel light blue look, and six double-spoke alloys finished in white. These measure 10 ...

335.0-hp, 3.0-liter, Straight 6 Cylinder Engine (Gasoline Fuel) $2,500 Starting MSRP $2,500 Starting MSRP Wondering which trim is right for you? Our 2020 BMW M240 trim comparison will help you decide.

Thankfully, a BMW tuner who goes by 1StockF30 on YouTube did just that when his heavily tuned G42-gen M240i hit the wall during a quarter-mile run on the track. First, I want to applaud this ...

Manhart pushes the BMW M240i to 496 hp ... We’ve seen the tuner work on the M240i before, but this bonkers blue example packs a truly almighty punch. By adding a new intake manifold, an upgraded ...

BMW’s ‘B58’ engine is a 3.0-litre turbocharged straight-six with lots of potential, and Manhart’s latest upgrade for the G42 series M240i looks ... way for a pastel blue theme with black ...

BMW has officially revealed the all-new rear ... For now, the range will be topped by a more interesting M240i, matching the M340i and M440i with the single-turbo B58 3-litre straight-six.

The 2 Series Coupé is a great all-rounder with the driving manners you’d expect from a sporty BMW. An entry-level 220i ... but the range-topping M240i is hard to resist if performance is ...