Collection: BMW F8X

The first-generation M2 used the F8x chassis from the M3/M4, codenamed F87. The 2014 M3, also known as the F80, was the first turbocharged BMW M3. The fifth-generation M3 and the M4 are the first M cars to use different chassis codes than the models they're based on. The M3 sedan is the F80, not the F30, and the M4 coupe is known as the F82 rather than the F32. The inevitable M4 convertible will use F83, while F81 has been reserved for an M3 wagon.