REVISIT: 2020 BMW M2 CS review

UPDATE, November 2020: After experiencing production delays earlier this year due to COVID-19, BMW Australia has confirmed that some stock of the limited-edition M2 CS has now landed locally! Only 84 examples of the $139,900 (before options and on-road costs) M2 CS are coming to Australia, so if you want to end 2020 on a high note, you'd best get in quickly! We haven't driven it on local roads yet – but until we do, here's a reminder of what the ultimate BMW pocket-rocket is like.

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