Can we can it a tradition by now? It’s M’s-giving! BMW-mas? Whatever – it’s the BMW M Fall Cruise. I’ll bet you missed the first one, so let’s have a mega gallery of the past 8 years leading up to this Sunday.
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2015 BMW M Fall Meet and Cruise
We start here, where the show was really intended just for the E9X (A few F80 guys showed up). The show started in a restaurant parking lot with excellent NYC skyline views, but by 2017, it had already gotten to big, so we moved to a shopping center.
2016 – No show
My daughter was born in early November, and I was afraid the timing would be off.
2017 BMW M Fall Meet and Cruise
It rained, but that just made for dramatic images. After a year off, I took it upon myself to organize everyone, and this was the result.
2018
A nice mix of E9Xs and F8Xs, this was where the show really started to hit its stride.
2019 BMW M Fall Meet and Cruise
2019 was a lighter turn out, but still had over 60 cars. This was the first year I had my Nikon Z7, and the last time the run would end in Bear Mountain.
2020 BMW M Fall Meet and Cruise
With COVID causing everyone to experience some cabin fever, last year was huge, over 120 cars. It was even featured on Roundel.
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