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It's open.
Must not have been fully latched on one side, as the other looks quite flush. Regardless I must say I've been impressed with the 8-series vehicles I've seen in person from a panel fit perspective.
It's open.
This M8 had carbon fiber wheels and air intakes and I think some body panels as well. The monstor NA V12 had about 550PS which was a HUGE amount of power in 1990. They estimate it would have done over 200mph top speed and close to 4sec from 0 to 100kmh. It would have blown the Ferrari F40 out of the water.Get me out of a doubt, I saw the original spy photos when they were published but did not know anything about technical data until recently, when they presented the car with close up of each detail and I could see that the wheels were black because they are made of carbon fiber, which is incredible for the time (we did not even know what that material was)...
This M8 had carbon fiber wheels and air intakes and I think some body panels as well. The monstor NA V12 had about 550PS which was a HUGE amount of power in 1990. They estimate it would have done over 200mph top speed and close to 4sec from 0 to 100kmh. It would have blown the Ferrari F40 out of the water.
Would this interior combo be out of place on a M8?
Not at all. At first glance I thought it was a Middle-Eastern spec 8 series.
Pearl White & Cohiba Brown combo?
Really Beautiful cars these.
None of those cars you’ve mentioned including the M850i have that crossbank manifold so I can only think that’s why the M5/6 don’t sound as good. It does seem to rob their throaty bark.Unsurprisingly the M8 offers more pops and burbles... but also that unpleasant farty note that's been the signature of M turbocharged V8 engines (although less than on the previous generation engine)... Not sure whether it has something to do with the manifolds geometry but it sucks, and it doesn't seem to exist at AMG, Audi, Porsche, Maserati......
M850i for comparison huge difference.
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