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Originally Posted by Law
The updated Motorsport Roundel looks the business.
Kind of surprising it took this long for them to revive it but perhaps there's no better occasion for its revival than M GmbH's Golden Jubilee.
The Motorsport Roundel, if properly implemented, would look great paired with a nice clean steering wheel and M style wheels.
As mentioned above, since the 60th Anniversary will most certainly be all-electric, let's hope that M's 50th Anniversary in 2022 will see a celebration & proper send-off of the kind of stuff that built the brand (i.e., internal combustion).
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See my post of November 2020 pointing out G87 M2 test mules featuring a peculiar camo plaque hiding the Hofmeister kink area: in principle, there is room for hosting the updated BMW Motorsport roundel or the 'regular' BMW roundel:
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Originally Posted by Artemis
Fuel cap door is still rectangular instead of circular.
Interesting that the C-pillar is camouflaged: is BMW M toying with the Hofmeister kink or considering the idea to affix a BMW logo (as on the BMW 3.0 CSL and 3.0 CS and CSL Hommage) ?
Recently the X2 also got this feature as a change for the sake of change ( "For true distinction, the BMW emblem has been repositioned next to the Hofmeister kink on the C pillar. Just another case of breaking the rules.").
Just remember that it is scheduled to go into production in December 2022. Still a long road ahead to a final version.
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