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Aerial view of Nürburgring circuit with six green BMW M cars parked in marked spaces, motorcycles present, safety barriers visible.
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BMW M anniversary models rolling to Australia in Nürburgring Green

BMW M is making six special cars for the Nürburgring's 100 years. Australians can order them.

BMW M revealed six special-edition cars for the Nürburgring's 100th year. The models span the M2, M3 Sedan, M3 Touring, M4 Coupé, M5 Sedan, and M5 Touring.

Each wears exclusive Nürburgring Green or black paint with anniversary graphics. The graphics show the circuit's Nordschleife outline and a '100' badge.

Nordschleife stitching marks the front headrests. Green details appear on wheels and grille surrounds.

The M2 gets a carbon roof and carbon bucket seats. Other models differ.

BMW Australia will take orders. Local pricing, specs and build numbers aren't confirmed yet.

The Nürburgring's Green Hell track is where BMW M tests all its performance cars.

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Models offered
1927
Nürburgring founding year
Green Hell
Track nickname
930 M
M2 wheel model

Why it mattersCar fans in Australia can buy rare BMW M models tied to racing history. But final prices and how many arrive aren't confirmed yet.

AustraliaThese special editions will be available for Australian orders, though timing, pricing and local allocation details are still pending from BMW Australia.

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