BMW M2 Leasing

BMW M2 Performance

The BMW M2 uses a 3.0-litre M TwinPower Turbo inline-six petrol engine.

The current M2 produces:

• 480hp

• 600Nm of torque

• Up to 155mph top speed, depending on specification

• 0–62mph in 4.0 seconds in rear-wheel-drive manual and automatic versions

• 0–62mph in 3.7 seconds with M xDrive

BMW quotes combined WLTP fuel consumption of approximately 27–28mpg, depending on the configuration.

The M2 also uses an Active M Differential and M-specific suspension and driving systems designed around high-performance road and track use.

BMW M2 Driving Modes and Technology

The M2 is designed to allow the driver to alter the vehicle's driving characteristics.

Depending on specification, the M2 can provide configurable settings for the engine, transmission, steering, suspension and braking systems.

BMW's M Drive Professional package includes features such as:

• M Traction Control

• Track Mode

• Lap Timer

• Drift Analyser

The current M2 also uses BMW's digital cockpit and infotainment systems, with a curved display incorporating the driver's information and central control screen.

Exact equipment can vary between individual lease vehicles and specifications, so the live vehicle listing should be checked before assuming a particular option is included.

BMW M2 Interior and Practicality

The M2 is a performance coupé, but it is not a two-seat sports car.

The current M2 has four seats and a 390-litre boot.

That makes it capable of everyday use, although the rear seats are better suited to occasional passengers than regular adult transport.

The 390-litre boot provides useful luggage capacity for a compact performance coupé, making the M2 more practical for everyday driving than its performance-focused character might suggest. Current competitor specifications also list the same 390-litre boot capacity.

BMW M2 Coupé Design

The BMW M2 is a two-door coupé with distinctive M-specific styling.

The current car measures approximately 4,580mm long, 1,887mm wide and 1,404mm high, with a 2,747mm wheelbase.

Its wide stance, flared bodywork and M-specific aerodynamic detailing distinguish it from the standard BMW 2 Series Coupé.

The M2 should not be confused with the BMW M240i xDrive Coupé. The M240i is an M Performance model, whereas the M2 is a full BMW M car with a different powertrain, chassis and performance focus.

BMW M2 vs BMW M240i xDrive

The M2 sits above the M240i xDrive in BMW's performance hierarchy.

The current M2 produces 480hp from its 3.0-litre six-cylinder engine, while BMW lists the M240i xDrive at 392hp. The M240i also uses BMW xDrive all-wheel drive and is positioned as an M Performance model rather than a full M car.

If you want the more focused BMW M driving experience, the M2 is the relevant model.

If you want a performance-oriented 2 Series with greater emphasis on everyday comfort and all-wheel-drive usability, the M240i xDrive is the alternative BMW model.

BMW M2 for Everyday Driving

Although the M2 is built as a high-performance coupé, it can also work as a daily car.

The four-seat layout, 390-litre boot, automatic transmission option and adjustable driving modes give it enough flexibility for regular road use.

The main compromises are typical of a performance car: running costs, fuel consumption, ride firmness and limited rear-seat practicality are all considerations.

For a customer who wants one car that can be used during the week and still provides substantial performance at weekends, the M2 offers a particularly focused solution.

BMW M2 for Business Leasing

BMW M2 business leasing is available on eligible vehicles.

The applicable business rental depends on the vehicle, specification, contract length, initial rental and annual mileage.

The M2's high CO₂ emissions and performance-focused powertrain also make it important for business users to consider the applicable company-car tax position before choosing the vehicle.

Tax treatment depends on the vehicle's official emissions and the applicable tax year, so current tax information should be checked before making a business leasing decision.

What's Included With a BMW M2 Lease?

The exact inclusions depend on the individual vehicle and lease agreement.

Typical lease inclusions may include:

• Road tax

• Free nationwide delivery

• Manufacturer warranty, subject to its terms

• An agreed annual mileage

• An agreed contract period

Maintenance is not automatically included and may be available as an optional addition on eligible agreements.

Always check the individual lease agreement for the exact inclusions.

BMW M2 Lease Terms and Mileage

The current Car Leasing BMW M2 selector provides:

• 18, 24, 36, 48 and 60-month contracts

• 1, 3, 6, 9 or 12 months' initial rental

• 5,000 to 30,000 annual mileage options

Not every combination is available on every M2 vehicle.

Choose the annual mileage based on your expected use. Excess mileage charges may apply if you exceed the mileage agreed in the lease contract.

How Does BMW M2 Leasing Work?

Choose the BMW M2 configuration that suits you:

manual RWD → automatic RWD → automatic M xDrive.

Then select the available contract length, initial rental and annual mileage for the vehicle.

The lease agreement will set out the initial rental, agreed monthly rental payments, contract period and agreed annual mileage.

Once the application and required checks are completed, the vehicle is supplied according to the agreed lease terms.

What Happens at the End of a BMW M2 Lease?

At the end of the lease agreement, the BMW M2 is normally returned in accordance with the terms of the contract.

The vehicle should meet the applicable fair wear and tear standards.

Additional charges may apply for excess mileage or damage outside acceptable wear and tear, depending on the agreement.

Find Your BMW M2 Lease

Browse the current BMW M2 leasing options and compare manual and automatic rear-wheel-drive models with the new M xDrive automatic, then choose the available contract length, initial rental and annual mileage.

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