New BMW M4 CSL: more powerful
The new BMW M4 CSL is more powerful and with a retro flavor, as well as a manual gearbox. Check out everything about this car below!
It's safe to say that 2022 has been a good one for enthusiasts. BMW, as they not only received the long-awaited M3 Touring.
But also, they received the M4 CSL and the new M2.
But they saved the best for last, for the M 50th anniversary celebrations is the rebirth of an icon – the 3.0 CSL.
In this way, the BMW M4 CSL has the very best when it comes to technology and performance!
The laser headlamps adapted from the M4 CSL come with the same yellow accents as an homage to racing cars of yesteryear and the modern M4 GT3.
The side profile reveals protruding fenders and forged wheels measuring 20″ at the front and 21″ at the rear.
And it doesn't stop here! The shiny, gold-painted shoes come in a Y-spoke design and are wrapped in bespoke Michelin tires.
And it still accompanies the number “50” engraved on the side wall to mark half a century of M.
The classic model connection is noticeable at the rear, where BMW M has placed a prominent wing in the style of the iconic Batmobile.
Painted in Alpine White Uni, it features the traditional M graphics.
Now, when it comes to the engine, the BMW It put the most powerful in-line six-cylinder ever installed before, with a 3.0-litre twin-turbo engine rated at 553 hp and 550 Nm (404 lb-ft).
Interestingly, the torque figure has dropped significantly by 100 Nm (74 lb-ft) compared to the M4 Competition and M4 CSL.
Finally, the three-pedal transmission sends power exclusively to the rear wheels, making this car more capable.
