Being the heir to a lineage of BMW sports cars is no easy feat. At the Concorso de Eleganza Villa d'Este in northern Italy, BMW unveiled the sportiest version of its M2, which now produces 530 hp and 650 Nm of torque from its inline-six petrol engine, the Munich manufacturer's flagship engine. BMW's most charismatic engine is already used, with identical power, in the M3 and M4 sports cars. However, unlike these, the new M2 CS will only be available with rear-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive, while its bigger siblings will have an xDrive all-wheel drive system.