2023 BMW M2 performance parts Pricing

The latest iteration of the iconic BMW M2, the 2023 model, boasts a starting price of $62,200 in the United States, but for those who are willing to splurge, the options for customization are abundant. Beyond what can be found in the standard configurator, BMW has a separate catalog of M Performance Parts that offers an array of extras.

The M Performance Parts (MPP) catalog for the new M2 is a veritable treasure trove, with items ranging from a roof-edge spoiler and titanium silencer to a carbon fiber steering wheel and M-branded door locking pins. The options are so numerous that it's easy to get lost in the sea of choices and end up spending a fortune.

One particularly attractive item is the rear carbon fiber trunk lid spoiler, which comes at a relatively modest cost of $775. It should be noted, however, that this price is for the more conservative wing, not the larger one seen on the orange car. If you're interested in a more luxurious feel, an armrest wrapped in Alcantara can be yours for $455. Carbon fiber door sills are another option, priced at $350, while a lightweight antenna made of the same material will set you back $330.

At the top end of the price range, the M Performance exhaust is the priciest option, with a cost of $8,275. This exhaust is bundled with a different diffuser that can house the center-mounted stacked tips, providing both improved performance and an attractive visual upgrade. The front carbon attachments are another pricey option, priced at $2,270. Other expensive extras include the $1,560 matte carbon seatbacks and $1,045 carbon air inlets.

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[bikotheanimator]

This is cool, but will there be larger Supra style wings for it? Will there is a wing similar to the Darwinpro F22 S series style wing? That was the best spoiler for the 2 series cars.

[Ross]

enjoyed the wrap on the car too. Great example of an M2.