463HP BMW M240i _ REVIEW on AUTOBAHN [NO SPEED LIMIT] by AutoTopNL

The XHP Tuning Flash: A Review of the M240i's Performance Potential

As we take a closer look at the M240i, it becomes clear that this is a car with tremendous potential for performance enhancement. With the XHP tuning flash, which brings the total output to 463 horsepower and 650 Newton meters of torque, this little car transforms into a formidable force on the road. The horsepower and torque numbers are impressive, especially considering the car's size and weight.

The M240i's engine is well-suited for tuning, and the XHP flash takes full advantage of its capabilities. With the dual-clutch gearbox (ZF8 Speed) remapped to provide lightning-fast shifts, this car becomes a rocket on wheels. The sound of the engine is loud and unmistakable, with the cutlass downpipe amplifying every note. When driven in Sport Plus mode with traction control disabled, the M240i feels almost unstoppable.

One notable aspect of the XHP tuning is the attention to detail that has gone into the car's interior. The alcantara steering wheel provides a comfortable and premium feel, while the carbon fiber trim adds a touch of sophistication. However, it's worth noting that some of the carbon fiber components are made from a plastic-like material, which may not be ideal for those looking for a more authentic experience.

Despite its impressive performance capabilities, the M240i is not without its flaws. The suspension and chassis can feel a bit fuzzy, particularly at high speeds, which can make it difficult to push the car to its limits. However, this is largely due to the fact that BMW has chosen not to fit the M240i with an LSD (Limited Slip Differential), which would help to improve traction and stability.

Rowan's M240i is a testament to the potential of this car when properly tuned. The XHP flash has taken the car from 0-100 km/h in just 8.8 seconds, which is incredibly quick for its class. Additionally, the transmission shifts are impressively fast, with the dual-clutch gearbox providing lightning-quick responses.

Driving the M240i is an exhilarating experience, particularly when paired with the XHP tuning flash and Sport Plus mode. The car feels responsive and agile, making it a joy to drive on both twisty roads and straight lines. However, as we've noted earlier, the suspension and chassis can feel a bit sloppy at times, which may be a drawback for those who prefer a more precise and planted driving experience.

Overall, Rowan's M240i is an incredible car that showcases the potential of XHP tuning on this particular model. With its impressive performance numbers and attention to detail, it's clear that this car is meant for those who want a unique driving experience. Whether you're a seasoned tuner or just looking for a fun weekend project, the M240i with XHP tuning flash is definitely worth considering.

In terms of sound, the M240i is incredibly loud, thanks in part to the cutlass downpipe and exhaust system. The engine noise is amplified through the sunroof, making it feel like you're driving in a tunnel of sound. While some may find this too loud, others will appreciate the immersive experience that comes with driving such a potent car.

As we conclude our review of Rowan's M240i, it's clear that XHP tuning has done an excellent job of bringing out the best in this car. From its impressive performance numbers to its attention to detail, this is a car that is sure to turn heads on the road. Whether you're a BMW enthusiast or just looking for a unique driving experience, the M240i with XHP tuning flash is definitely worth considering.

Thanks are extended to Rowan for allowing us to take his car for a spin and providing feedback on its performance. We hope our readers have enjoyed this review, and we look forward to sharing more content in the future. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and check out our playlists for more car reviews and tuning projects!