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2022 BMW M240i xDrive

When the 1 Series launched in 2007, there were mixed reviews – primarily about the looks. However, it was undeniable that the 3 Series had gotten large and expensive, and the 1 was “just right” for those wishing for a compact driver’s car. There was even the spunky 1M, which since has become a collector. As BMW does with pretty much every generation, the follow-up 2 Series was bigger and more powerful. The M235i and later M240i offered performance close to that of the 1M and were cheaper, and the M2, M2 Comp, and M2 CS rose to new levels of performance. It was bigger and the styling was more traditional than the outgoing E8x, as well.

Well, the F2x chassis is dead, and in its place we now have the G42. The new chassis is built in Mexico and has…well, polarizing styling. It’s also huge. And, powerful. And….all-wheel drive, if you’d like. Top of the range is this car, the M240i xDrive. In terms of performance, the M240i is able to hang with the outgoing M2 Competition. How is that possible? Well, the B58 turbo six is up in power to 382 now, an increase of nearly 50 horsepower over the last model, and in xDrive models it’s hooked to an eight-speed ZF gearbox. That means 0-60 in 3.6 seconds and a 12.1-second quarter mile. In a straight line it’ll outrun an M2 Comp all day long despite it’s nearly 4,000-lb curb weight. That’s what all-wheel drive does for you, folks. It’s also, amazingly, cheaper than the M2 Comp was by some measure – a nicely loaded example will set you back around $60,000, which is where the M2 Competition started.

Today’s car is claimed to have been a press demonstrator for BMW, and – presuming you like the new look – it’s pretty eye-catching in Melbourne Red Metallic over Tacora Red Vernasca leather along with the optional M Performance forged-alloy wheels:

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Year: 2022
Model: M240i xDrive
VIN: 3MW53CM05N8C16316
Engine: 3.0 liter turbocharged inline-6
Transmission: 8-speed automatic
Mileage: 9,500 mi
Location: Miami, Florida
Price: $63,800 Buy It Now

Every Deal Subject to a $495.00 Dealer Fee.
2022 BMW M240i XDrive Company Promotional Car $13,151 in Manufacture Installed M Performance Parts 20″ M Performance Forged Alloy Wheels Carbon Fiber M Performance Aero Package Shadowline Package Melborn Red Metallic with Tacora Red Vernasca Leather Interior Adjustable Lumbar Support Heated Seats Heated Steering Wheel Heads-Up Display Adaptive LED Headlights Active Cruise Control Drive Recorder Remote Start Harman Kardon Surround Sound System Navigation Surround Camera with Parking Assist Moonroof Only 9,499 Miles Clean CarFax Financing Available Creative Lease Terms Trades Accepted 305-470-0001 Sanfer Sports Cars Inc. $$WHERE YOU GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY$$ Family Owned and Operated Est. in 1973 **FOR ADDITIONAL PICTURES AND A FREE CARFAX PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE

This is about as loaded as you can make one of these, and the additional asking price is offset by the optional M Performance bits that have been added on. Is this the car I’d want? Gosh, that’s hard to say. As a year-round do-it-all performance coupe, what other options are there? That said, it looks and feels a bit gimicky to me. I thought the last 2 was fussy, and the design of the G42 is even moreso, with slats and cuts, black trim and spoilers…it’s large, and looks…well, cheap? But it’s expensive. And were I to order my own, it wouldn’t be this color combination. I guess if you want all the extras and don’t want to wait (or to get a rear-drive manual variant that is coming), this is your option.

-Carter

One Comment

  1. jimf
    jimf March 12, 2023

    It is, of course, a Florida car…. other than that, seems nice for the price.

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