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The 2020 BMW M8 Coupe and Convertible have finally arrived, and they’re simultaneously pretty, angry and expensive.

The new two-door, all-wheel-drive range-topping performance twins bring up to 617 horsepower to the party, hitting 60 mph in as little as 3.0 seconds en route to top speed of up to 189 mph.

They also cost a heady $133,000 and $142,500 which is about 40,759,180.00 (40.7M) and 43,670,550.00 (43.6M) in Nigerian Naira before options and a $995 worth 304,927.70 in Nigerian Naira delivery fee, respectively.

2020 BMW M8 Version add additional brawn to the already impressive BMW 8 Series, all M8 models rely on a new version of the German automaker’s S63 M TwinPower 4.4-liter V8 engine.

The powerplant features upgraded turbochargers nestled down in the V of the engine block, along with unique cross-bank exhaust manifolds and ultra-high-pressure fuel injection to help realize 600 hp at 6,000 RPM and a healthy 553 pound-feet of torque from just 1,800 RPM.2020 bmw m8
If you’re looking for a bit more, Competition models feature unique tuning to develop 617 hp, and although the max torque figure remains unchanged at 553 pound-feet, that twist is available over a slightly wider band — 160 RPM.

With the M8’s increased performance over garden-variety 8 Series models, BMW has also seen fit to upgrade the car’s cooling and oil supply systems.

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2020 BMW M8 Coupe and Convertible deliver big horsepower and luxury

Regardless of which M8 you choose, all models are paired to a satellite-linked eight-speed automatic transmission with paddles and selectable Drivelogic performance modes. We’re particularly interested to see how the xDrive all-wheel-drive system acquits itself.
In most situations, the system behaves like a normal rear-wheel-drive setup until slip is detected.

Competition models also include a switchable, richer-sounding M Sport exhaust system, as well as stiffer engine mounts for improved powertrain response.

Competition-spec M8 models shave 60 mph times by a tenth of a second versus standard models, with the Competition coupe hitting 60 in 3.0 seconds and the Convertible taking 3.1 seconds.

That additional power gets to the ground with the help of stiffer electromagnetically-damped suspension setup, with model-specific bushings, strut tie bars and swivel bearings. Competition models ride firmer still, with rear toe-link balljoints in place of other model’s rubber bushings, as well as more front negative camber more urgent turn-in. The power-operated soft top retracts in 15 seconds at up to 30 mph.

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