The new BMW M2 is still underway to the market, so Swiss tuner dÄhler decided to take advantage of the fact and tinker with the current flagship – the M240i. The body, the suspension and the powertrain received upgrades, while the interior remained largely stock.
On the exterior side of things, the car sports darkened accents and an added front splitter. It rides on 20-inch CDC1 alloy wheels by default, but you can pay extra for a lightweight forged set. The suspension uses springs, but likewise, you can opt for coilovers if you don’t mind the occasional track day.
The stock three-liter six-banger under the hood gets massaged to 455 PS (449 hp / 335 kW) and 640 Nm (472 lb-ft) of torque. European and U.S. versions of the car enjoy different tuning opportunities, and you may contact dÄhler directly if you are interested to know what can be done with your specific 2-Series.
Rounding off the long list are a custom exhaust system with an optional valve and a new pedal unit with a sharper throttle response. Unless we missed something, all options combined are still comfortably under €10,000.