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Originally Posted by M2siast
I meant homo as homogenized.
I thought BMW fully embraced the milk-analogy in their lineup by calling the M cars "full-fat", and the other ones "M-lite".
Homo milk is "whole milk" here in Canada.
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Ah, that is unfortunate overlap in slang, then.
BMW has very precise terms for their flavors of M, it's all marketing speak, but if I recall it's:
"M" (just "M" or "motorsport") is the top tier; cosmetics (badging, trim), track tuned engine, suspension, the works. ex: the M2.
"M Performance" is cosmetics plus sometimes a tuned engine, but not a M engine ("S" model), nor stuff like full slip e-diff. ex: the M240i.
"M Sport" is just cosmetics, no performance upgrades. Aka, a 2 Series with M trim package.
That's how I think it works. There's an image floating around the forum that describes it in more detail.