BMW M8 Convertible Competitor Hits 192 MPH on The Autobahn

This is one quick drop-top BMW.

The BMW 8 Series, which is also the X7 SUV, is the most popular model in the automaker’s range. This vehicle combines style, luxury, performance and style. The 8 Series also has a high-performance M model, just like the other BMW models. The M8 competition is the ultimate BMW super-saloon. And the convertible version makes it even more enjoyable to drive on warm sunny days. The M8’s performance isn’t compromised by the convertible top. AutoTopNL’s YouTube channel took the M8 Convertible Competition on the famous German Autobahn to demonstrate just how fast the drop-top BMW M8 is.
BMW M8 Convertible Competitor Hits 192 MPH on The Autobahn

The BMW M8 Competition’s twin-turbocharged, 4.4-liter V8 motor produces 617 horsepower (460kilowatts) as well as 553 pound-feet (553 Newton-meters). BMW claims that the M8 Convertible Competition can accelerate from zero to 60 mph (96 km/h) in just 3.2 seconds. With the optional Driver’s Pack, the top speed is 190 mph (305 kph).

The M8 Convertible Competition cruises down the Autobahn at speeds of up to triple-digits several times. The M8 Competition hits its maximum speed on an unrestricted road. It reaches 192 mph (310 km/h) before the driver releases the accelerator. The M8 Competition was still able to reach 62 mph (100 km/h) on a damp road and covered a quarter mile of asphalt in 11.10 seconds. In 18.31 seconds, the M8 sped past 155 mph (225 kph).

BMW M8 Convertible Competitor Hits 192 MPH on The Autobahn

The BMW M8 Convertible Competition’s folding roof doesn’t hinder its performance. It provides plenty of power and speed, making it an ideal choice for average drivers. It sounds great with the burbling exhaust system. It is clear that the video says “Do not attempt!” The unlimited Autobahn is only available to those who are able to drive it. We must keep our high-speed driving on the race track for the rest of us.

BMW M8 Convertible Competitor Hits 192 MPH on The Autobahn

BMW M8 Convertible Competitor Hits 192 MPH on The Autobahn