[flagella]

Damn sickkkkk


http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=509914

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no comments on this thread

because no words are needed. just thanks

[rriggi]

Ever since I knew about BMW M cars, the M8 fascinated me.

The Giftschrank (poison storage) where the car went and was reportedly destroyed was always something I was curious about, if it actually existed...

I now have closure :fullofwin:

[hk20000]

wow hey they have made a E30 pick up truck before the E90 lol.

[CP.AR]

OH. MY. GOD.

[busdriverman]

sickness!

[baggdis300]

oooh what

they even made the e30(i think) m3 into a pick up version as well!

[twitchyzero]

how come the e30 pick-up looks so beat-up?
man i'm assuming there's less only few hundred clicks on the odo for most of these cars?

[!LittleDragon]

So that's where they keep the never released M8..

[Teh Doucher]

So that's where they keep the never released M8..

ya i didnt even know there was an M8.. wow just wow...

[nickmak]

the pic of the M8 engine made me squirt.

[shenmecar]

Wow that E46 M3 wagon concept is pretty neat!

THANKS OP! You just made my day!

[hal0g0dv2]

jesus

[PJ]

M8..

[greendb7]

jesus... heaven

[StylinRed]

about the M8 (never knew about it)

http://www.m3post.com/goodiesforyou/events/garching0411/mgarage/v12/m8-012.jpg
BMW's V12 engine from the McLaren F1 was originally developed for an M8 version of the 8-series in 1990 that was never put into production, BMW’s M-division has revealed.

The V12 was based around two 6cyl engines from the M3 at the time and it proved to be instantly reliable in tests of the 8-series.

Although the M8 and its V12 engine were fully developed and production ready having been signed off in test vehicles, the car was never signed off by BMW management, despite M's insistence.

The engine produces around 550bhp in the M8 and had "stunning performance figures", according to M personnel.

The engine was then used as the basis for the McLaren F1 road car and Le Mans winner and also found a home in BMWs own sports prototype Le Mans winner in 1999.

It then went on to feature in a first generation X5 with over 700bhp, a 6-spd manual box and a 300kph (186mph) top speed, but this car never saw production either.

BMW wanted to put it in the outgoing M5 to celebrate 25 years of the M5 but it proved to be too big for the engine bay.

http://www.autocar.co.uk/News/NewsArticle/AllCars/256320/



damn.... has any collector ever made their own M8 out of their 850?

the 8 series looks better than any bimmer out now imo