Photo credit: Mike G Concepts
Mike G of mike.g.concepts has created a digital design that takes the BMW 2002 Turbo and turns it into an electric machine called the i2002 Turbo. This CGI project draws directly from the original car that helped define BMW performance in the 1970s while adding the powertrain of a future M model.
Black Ma has spent years pushing car modifications past normal limits. His latest creation carries the name M3 Squared. It stretches nearly ten feet across. Four kidney grilles sit across the front in a row that no factory BMW ever produced. The overall shape draws heavy inspiration from the current G80 M3. Yet every mechanical component traces back to a Volkswagen instead.
Passengers walk through the door of this modified jet and enter a space that feels more like a high-end residence than any airplane cabin they have known. BMW Designworks and Lufthansa Technik have collaborated to produce The BOW, a complete interior redesign for airplanes like the Boeing 737 and Airbus A321. The monotonous rows of seats have been removed, which is the last thing you’d expect to see in one of these beautiful stetted-outs. In their place, only 28 people are spread out across 14 luxurious private suites and places suited for those on their way to corporate boards, sports teams, or touring bands.
Edmunds rises to the task, pitting a 2025 BMW M4 Competition against a supercharged 2024 Ford Mustang Dark Horse in their renowned U-Drag configuration. In this type of race, drivers accelerate from a stop, brake hard, swing through a tight 180-degree turn, and then floor it back to the finish line. To ensure that conditions are as equitable as possible, they swap cars and lanes for the second run.
Photo credit: Cool Car Design
BMW created the original M1 in the late 1970s, a daring, mid-engine supercar with cutting lines and blistering performance that left a lasting impression wherever it went. Fast forward to now, and a new digital concept has rekindled the moniker, transforming it into a prospective flagship supercar.