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Are you considering the luxury sports coupe class for your next daily driver? Well, if so, we here at Hendrick BMW suggest you save a space on your short list for ours, the all-new 2016 BMW M2.

And why do we feel as we do?

The clip below should help spell things out. Join AutoGuide.com Features Editor Sami Haj-Assaad for his review of the M2:

There is quite simply no denying the appeal of the M2's engine, a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder. Syncing with a six-speed manual transmission, the M2 generates a gargantuan 365 horsepower and 343…

As Edmunds.com notes, for decades BMW's M cars have defined luxury sports cars. The formula was simple. Take an already strong vehicle platform and give it more power and better handling. And with the introduction of the M2 last year, the edge has been sharpened.
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The 2017 BMW M2 packs 365 horsepower, compared to the base 228i's 240 hp and the already impressive M235i's 320 hp. Cornering prowess has been improved thanks to a wider footprint that accommodates fatter tires and more performance-oriented suspension tuning. The end result is one of the most engaging...

Stop us if you've heard this one before: our beloved Bavarian brand has an all-new sports coupe.

As you might be able to infer from the aforementioned statement, we at Hendrick BMW recognize that this news isn't necessarily groundbreaking. However, the rookie ride to which we're referring -- the 2016 BMW M2 -- absolutely is.

And here today to back our sentiments with cold, hard facts is Kelley Blue Book Senior Associate Video Editor, Zach Vlasuk. His review of the M2 is available below:

Far and away this mean machine's marquee event, the M2's drivetrain is an…