2016 BMW M Car Sales Soared Review & Specifications

BMW Australia said it expects M sales grow 20 percent next year strong as the company closed 2015 with record sales M best to date, topping out at more than 1000 cars.

Speaking to Caradvice today at the announcement of the brand to re-enter the motor in Australia, the boss of BMW Australia, Marc Werner, says BMW M2 will likely be M-selling car for the brand.

"It has huge potential to become our biggest selling model." Said Werner.

"At the moment M3 together with the M4 is our best selling model, but with M2 we are in the price bracket that is totally different under $ 100,000, so we see opportunities in the corridor a large volume of price."

Expects brand new entry-model BMW M2 in the second quarter of 2016, while the niche models like the M4 GTS will help maintain the performance sub-brand on a growth trajectory.

Werner said that the success of the model's performance in Australia is due to the types of cars "suit the Australian lifestyle" because they provide options "sporty" and "show off" to the buyer.

Upcoming BMW M4 GTS is also set to become the most expensive car in size M, with a model undoubtedly has an interesting collection of interest from buyers.

Only M4 GTS to 700 vehicles will be built around the world, the number heading to Australia still in the negotiation process. Werner admits the price will be high enough from the standard car.

"[We want] as much as possible ... When we communicate the car will be available in Australia we have a lot of questions. You can expect, given the exclusivity of the car, it will be a substantial premium. [It will be become] collector's items such as the M3 CSL, the we launched a few years ago and if you look at the resale of the car ...

The success of the brand's performance in Australia is not a new thing, with rivals Mercedes-AMG racking are always impressive 3729 sales year to date (Jan-Nov) with a performance brand hopes to top 4000 sales for the first time.

Porsche Australia also has enjoyed his best year on record, with 3,948 units sold so far in 2015, a 56 percent growth year on year.