BMW Design Boss Confirms Quad Tailpipes For All M Performance models | Carscoops carscoops
hot hatch have been spotted with four tailpipes. While those were round in the camouflaged prototypes, we guess that the production version will have some kind of an add-on with a different shape. Unlike most manufacturers who make use of fake exhausts, BMW is thankfully going for the real thing with all pipes being fully functional.
The change brings the lesser M Performance line a step closer to the M line in terms of appearance, and more in line with the competition which is incorporating sportier styling traits.
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