2023 BMW M8 Competition Gran Coupe

[@Imranfaiz593]

I love the way u reviewed it ❤

[@jrvegaboston]

Love this car. I want one 😊.

[@ChauhanSuryansh2003]

Where is it available newly freshed First hand drive brand new?????

[@zsb707]

It's an awesome car. Image is one of its problems though. Just compare the attitude toward a Jaguar vs BMW in real life traffic.

[@tasyriq28]

this guy is very good

[@storm91229]

The M8 GRAND COUPÉ doesn’t come in the COMPETITION TRIM only. There’s the GRAND COUPÉ which’s M850i trim with also with a 4.4L TwinA-Turbo V8 but detuned engine with 523Hp and 530Nm torque Nice review though

[@nikitaovt159]

850 is not an m8 lol, m8 only comes in competition trim

[@gene978]

If I am going to be in Comfort mode it better ride like a nervous Groom.

[@Novilicious]

The x6 or this? That is the question! I still like the x6 more :)

[@maxaudi2804]

Listening to a lecture and dealing asleep. Either way a very overpriced vehicle especially when compared to RS7 or M5

[@Divine_Serpent_Geh]

And that’s exactly why the 8 series (really rebadged 6 series) is going to get the axe once again. To be honest I think all 3 Germans are guilty of letting this whole “4-door coupe” thing spiral out of control. It’s a less spacious/practical version of their Sedans, not a coupe.

[@zsb707]

@@Divine_Serpent_Geh Mercedes started it with the CLS. And similarly BMW's X6 spawned a myriad of coupe SUVs ...

[@intogino]

after 2 years it drops to around 80-90k which is actually a really good deal

[@business7138]

The m8 gc comp is more unique/rare, and it hasn't lost to anything on the street yet

[@robi4387]

A rare car but I know someone with one I just didn't have the opportunity to ask how it went and whether he liked it. I gather he is a wealthy fellow and perhaps he doesn't care much. I hope he has the oil changed every 6,000 miles so when he comes to move it on it is good for the next person.

[@roger3958]

130k? Who buys this when there are so many capable and well equipped luxury sedans available for half the price? Plus it kinda looks like a 4 door mustang at that front angle. 👎

[@roger3958]

@@shoe3k There are many 60k luxury sedans I would be shopping. Tlx type s, g70, 3 series, s4. Anything above that level is diminishing returns IMO, but that’s just me -I’m not rolling in cash. I saw a sweet Lexus rc 350 f sport coupe today. Gorgeous. Not my thing though as I want a manual. I’m likely waiting for the integra type s!

[@roger3958]

@@shoe3k What features come w a 2x price tag besides some extra Hp which is essentially useless on the street?

[@jorgegoncalves4394]

​@@roger3958😂😂😂 a tlx....man stop it....those aren't even able to compare to m8.

[@roger3958]

I wasn't comparing a TLX Type S to an M8 per se. My main point was that 60k cars have all the luxury one needs. (I am not referring to sports cars, as I do believe a 60k sports car pales in comparison to a 120k sports car.) I'm strictly arguing luxury sedans. Heated/ventilated seats, alcantara bits, heating steering wheels, panoramic moonroofs, 400hp, etc. can all be found in the 60k price range. Disclaimer: I'm a sports car kinda guy, I was just trying to understand what draws a person to believe they need more this or more that when it comes to luxury. Thanks for all the helpful replies already. Cheers.

[@AJ1_gr8ful]

@@roger3958 M8 owner here. I have driven multiple cars in the price ranges you mentioned. I daily a CT5 V series which is nice. But, on the luxury side, the M8 has a more premium feel to it than cars in a lower tier range. Sit in a one and you will immediately notice the difference in build qulaity. Performance wise; they aren't even in the same realm.