It was July 2012 when BMW launched the M3 Coupe Lime Rock Park Edition and now a dealer in Dallas is reiterating the limited-run model with a one-off M4 Limerock. It's misleadingly labeled as a special edition but in reality anyone can get the car in the exact same configuration.

I have been contacted by BMW UK who are trying to find an original E46 saloon (preferably M Sport) for some media work they are doing. A great opportunity to have your car featured in some official BMW media. They'll need the car for approximately 1 week, commencing this Friday 27th March. Your car will be driven by a professional driver the whole time and BMW can provide an alternative car for the duration of the shoot.

Birthdays in the car industry are good. Rather than cut a dishevelled cake into measly slices before serving them on a greasy napkin, carmakers give us special editions to buy. And Alpina is no exception. Everyone's favourite BMW tuner has hit the big five-zero, and it's marking the occasion with ‘Bi-Turbo Edition 50' versions of its B5 and B6. And they're the most powerful cars it's yet cranked out. If you need bringing up to speed, the clues are in their names: the B5 is based on the 5-Series saloon and Touring, the B6 uses the 6-Series coupe as its starting point.

Opinions on this? http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/motor-shows-frankfurt-motor-show/new-bmw-m2-coup%C3%A9-spotted-testing Personally I love it, looks like a baby e46 M3 imo and at around 375bhp it'll be a little beast