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Originally Posted by Artemis
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Originally Posted by Bimmercs
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No surprise. "C" in "CS" may also stand for "Confusion" and "CS" for "€$". 
Getting this off my chest: an educated guess (or 'wild speculation' or 'poor conjecture' if you like) why BMW announced on Dec 29, 2020 that "CS" stands for "Competition Sport".
Actually, BMW seemed a bit late to the party, because their M4 CS was launched in April 2017, their M3 CS was launched in November 2017 and their M2 CS was launched in November 2019. And AFAIK BMW did not officially confirm back then that "CS" stands for "Competition Sport".
OK, here we go, catch my drift... |
Thanks for your reply , those screenshots i've found are for the new M5 CS. Its weird . Its just a shame that they are changing the badge for marketing purposes. I know the badge as a Coupe Sport. Club Sport was not the original meaning of the CS in the 60's. But then , this badge gone on 4 cars in the F series. I guess more to come - especially in G series.
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