Used BMW M2 for sale

What types of used BMW M2 cars are there?

An M2 for sale (2016-present) is one of those cars that's versatile in that it's easy to enjoy, easy to live with on a daily basis, and looks the part.

Available only as a coupé, the M2 has seen a few different iterations, with each adding more power, improved handling and new tech to keep it in line with the rest of BMW's model range.

It's available in a few different trims including the standard M2 and the more hardcore Competition and CS models.

What features does the BMW M2 have?

From the get-go, a used BMW M2 comes well-equipped with features such as LED lights, sports seats, an uprated sound system, cruise control and BMW's iDrive infotainment system along with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

You also get a smattering of M Performance trinkets such as light alloy wheels, M side mirrors, an M rear spoiler and an improved exhaust system.

Adding to the interior is a curved display for a more driver-focused appearance, as well as a virtual cockpit for a futuristic look and ease of use.

Is the BMW M2 reliable?

A BMW M2 for sale UK ranks well for reliability, helped by its German build quality and solid engine that it shares with the M3 and M4.

All BMWs come with the same three-year/unlimited-mile warranty that can be transferred to subsequent owners.

Following its most recent Euro NCAP safety tests, the 2 Series secured four stars out of five, which is impressive for a car of this size and means you can feel at ease when driving around.

This is thanks to its onboard safety features such as automatic emergency braking, electronic stability control, lane keep assist, ISOFIX and driver attention detection.

How much does the BMW M2 cost to run?

No one buys a used BMW M2 as a fuel-efficient, cost-saving car, but that doesn't mean it's not affordable to run for what it is – a baby sports car.

Powering the M2 is a de-tuned version of the M3's 3.0-litre straight-six engine that (still) produces 460hp in its most basic form, which is more than enough for any driver on any road.

What makes this car so popular with enthusiasts is the option of a manual or automatic gearbox. The former is best for driver involvement whereas the latter is ideal for daily driving and more spirited scenarios, thanks to its sharp and precise shifts.

You also get added M Performance extras as standard which include adaptive M suspension, an active M differential and uprated brakes for improved stopping power.

Being a sporty car, the M2 isn't the cheapest BMW to insure, sitting in insurance group 42 out of 50. The exact cost will vary between drivers due to so many factors at play.

In terms of general maintenance costs, an M2 for sale should be solid, offering great build quality and strong tried-and-tested engine options.

Who is the BMW M2 suitable for?

The sort of person who should consider a BMW M2 for sale is someone who enjoys driving and wants a car that looks the part.

Not only is it perfect from the factory, but there are plenty of options to make it personal to you.

Its closest competitors include the Audi RS3, Ford Focus RS and Jaguar F-Type.