However, the third was far more spectacular since its duty was to test the Enzo's brand-new Tipo F140 V12 engine. Ferrari chose to designate these three cars M1, M2, and M3. Of course, the moniker ...

By the time the V8-powered E9X BMW M3 arrived in 2007 ... naturally aspirated V8 and fit a custom 5.5-liter twin-turbo V12 Mercedes motor - enlarged to 6.3 liters. Developing 720 hp and 811 ...

releasing the M3 and M5 to critical acclaim. Not wanting to rest on its laurels, the company looked to its rock-solid straight-6 engine and then doubled it to create a legendary V12. The first V12 ...

We were treated to gems like the E36 BMW M3, Acura NSX, Ferrari F355 ... But despite promises to fit production versions with a V12, it never happened. The second, lesser-known Jaguar supercar ...

And that the 2025 BMW M5 would pack 717 hp. By the time the V8-powered E9X BMW M3 arrived in 2007, every one of its direct rivals was making well over 400 hp. The most powerful of all was the 451 ...