Not necessarily no, because this is an M sport BMW, not an M performance BMW. The 'M' vehicles have a revised exhaust system and therefore far greater engine output. The M sport package simply serves to enhance the cosmetic aspects of the car, not offering the same level of performance enhancements as a true M vehicle, such as the X3M for comparison. This can be elements such as a slightly lowered ride height and M badging which is clearly seen on the steering wheel and the driver-side front wing. As for the taillights, all cosmetic and performance aspects are retrospective of the 2015 models. Hope this helps!

@@HouseofCarsOldham it does help now I understand sorry for being rude about the taillights I didn’t realise the car was from 2015 if I had known it would ent have been as harsh I also should have knowen it was m sport not m performance it’s hard to tell I appreciate the giant paragraph you sent me because now I completely understand thank you agin you have a new subscriber!

@@d3struct0r14 No worries at all, glad to have cleared it up for you! We appreciate you taking the time to let us know your thoughts on our stock. Any more questions, do send them through! And welcome to the channel 😉

Depends entirely on how you treat it! As for the TDI engine, they are best known for their reliability and longevity. Though depending on the mileage and how you've treated it thus far, you may start to pick up on a few DPF issues. They pack immense power and are perfect for the go-to tow-away vehicle!