2024 BMW M2 - Way Better Than the BMW M4 - Review and Drive

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
  • Special thank you to my friend for allowing me to review this BMW M2, follow him on Instagram at: / humzillla
    Join us as we take the M2 through its paces, exploring its new design, updated power plant, and advanced tech features. We'll cover everything from performance to comfort on the road, and give you our honest thoughts on how it stacks up against its competitors.
    What to Expect:
    Design Breakdown: A close look at the 2024 M2’s striking new aesthetics.
    Performance Review: How does the new M2 handle and perform?
    Tech & Features: The latest innovations and enhancements in the cabin.
    Comparison: See how the M2 fares against rivals in the compact sports car segment.
    Final Verdict: Our take on whether the 2024 M2 is worth your attention and investment.

Komentáře • 17

  • @tashrifapon6519
    @tashrifapon6519 Před měsícem +2

    Not halfway through. Great review and love the hug joke. Had to sub

  • @RayFalco814
    @RayFalco814 Před měsícem +1

    Great review, thank you!

  • @GreyishG
    @GreyishG Před měsícem +2

    Got a lil chuckle out of me with the turn signal jab

  • @germaniack
    @germaniack Před měsícem +2

    Not a bad walk through of the M2. Would have loved you putting it through paces and get more manual mode
    Impressions instead of the spec sheet comparison.

    • @OversteerAutoReviews
      @OversteerAutoReviews  Před měsícem +3

      I most definitely would have, the only thing was that the car hadn’t been broken in (112 miles on it, and the break-in period is 1,500 miles). BMW recommends not using the manual shifting mode until the break-in period is complete. Thank you for your input though!

    • @germaniack
      @germaniack Před měsícem

      @@OversteerAutoReviews oh man! Enjoy her then!

  • @jameswatson7218
    @jameswatson7218 Před měsícem +1

    Carbon seats are good for guys your size the sports seats are for me especially when you drive a manual

    • @OversteerAutoReviews
      @OversteerAutoReviews  Před měsícem +1

      I have ticker legs for a man and I was at the border of almost being uncomfortable. The bolstering may actually get uncomfortable on the slide of the torso with a manual transmission, so sport seats with a manual is a very good combo

    • @jameswatson7218
      @jameswatson7218 Před měsícem +1

      The nut cruncher in the middle of the seat is also a issue with a manual

  • @fzr1000981
    @fzr1000981 Před měsícem +2

    Can you permanently turn off the speed warnings?

    • @OversteerAutoReviews
      @OversteerAutoReviews  Před měsícem +1

      Vehicle -> Driving Settings -> Driver assistance -> Safety and Warnings -> Speed Warning (toggle off)

    • @fzr1000981
      @fzr1000981 Před měsícem

      @@OversteerAutoReviews you have to do this every time?

  • @koldpizza
    @koldpizza Před měsícem

    dark horse comes with the tremec not the mt82

    • @OversteerAutoReviews
      @OversteerAutoReviews  Před měsícem +2

      My mistake, I forgot the dark horse gets the 6MT that doesn’t blow up

    • @Bebopin-69
      @Bebopin-69 Před 26 dny

      @@OversteerAutoReviewsi have a 2013 Boss 302 with mt82, and shifting 7500rpm every day since 4 yrs. I know it s not a tremec, but probably better feel than any manual box from audi, bmw

    • @OversteerAutoReviews
      @OversteerAutoReviews  Před 26 dny

      I’ve driven a multitude of manual BMW’s ranging from a variety of E30’s, an E92 M3, and a 1M Coupe, and they all have the same problem. Terrible shift gate feel. They all feel mushy and their clutch engagement is horrendous. I got to drive my friend’s 2018 Shelby GT350 and the transmission feel in that is perfection.

    • @Bebopin-69
      @Bebopin-69 Před 21 dnem

      @@OversteerAutoReviews yeah the mt82 needs to be cared for, not the tremec. I wish i had it.