The BMW 4 Series is a range of compact executive cars manufactured by BMW since 2013. The 4 Series was created when BMW spun off the 2-door models (coupé and convertible) of the 3 Series into a separate series.
azeez samara
Autobahn Adventurer
so hot 
hovabongZA
Tire Trailblazer
Finally !! A friend of mine owns a M4 convertible and every time I look at the rear of the car with its incandescent lights I get royally pissed at how BMW can still put those in a 2016 car. This looks like a straight fit.
Rainer271
Kraftwagen König
Admin/moderator edit: The lights shown here are the standard LED tail lights. OLED tail lights will be offered as an option (option code: 5AN) for the M4 and 4 Series though, as spotted on prototypes.
Rainer271
Kraftwagen König
2018 BMW M4 Facelift spotted, to be unveiled in March
Our reader and long-time contributor Todor Todorov has just spotted a 2018 BMW M4 Facelift prototype in Germany. Featuring the Austin Yellow color, the test mule continues to cover its front fascia and rear-end with a light camouflage, keeping away the prying eyes of bystanders or spy photographers.
Recent spy photos have shown the facelifted M4 with a new set of headlights and taillights. At the rear, the test mule is wearing an M Performance spoiler tucked away under some camouflage. The camouflaged rear end also hides OLED taillights, but it remains unknown whether those will be offered standard on the M4 LCI or saved for more special editions.
Under the hood, the M4 will continue to use the same S55 3.0 liter six-cylinder engine, but the rumormill churns out that instead of the 425 hp (431 PS in Europe), the facelifted M4 will now produce 450 horsepower, essentially the same power output as the M4 with the optional Competition Package.
Historically BMW M has used March and the Geneva Motor Show for its unveils, and according to our sources, 2017 will make no exception. If that’s the case, we expect to see the first official photos sometimes next month, followed by the unveil in Geneva.
Source: BMWBlog
Our reader and long-time contributor Todor Todorov has just spotted a 2018 BMW M4 Facelift prototype in Germany. Featuring the Austin Yellow color, the test mule continues to cover its front fascia and rear-end with a light camouflage, keeping away the prying eyes of bystanders or spy photographers.
Recent spy photos have shown the facelifted M4 with a new set of headlights and taillights. At the rear, the test mule is wearing an M Performance spoiler tucked away under some camouflage. The camouflaged rear end also hides OLED taillights, but it remains unknown whether those will be offered standard on the M4 LCI or saved for more special editions.
Under the hood, the M4 will continue to use the same S55 3.0 liter six-cylinder engine, but the rumormill churns out that instead of the 425 hp (431 PS in Europe), the facelifted M4 will now produce 450 horsepower, essentially the same power output as the M4 with the optional Competition Package.
Historically BMW M has used March and the Geneva Motor Show for its unveils, and according to our sources, 2017 will make no exception. If that’s the case, we expect to see the first official photos sometimes next month, followed by the unveil in Geneva.
Source: BMWBlog
SCOTT27
Drift Dynamo
Look at those hips. Not just on the M4 but the standard 4er too. Mercedes should really take note.2018 BMW M4 Facelift spotted, to be unveiled in March
Our reader and long-time contributor Todor Todorov has just spotted a 2018 BMW M4 Facelift prototype in Germany. Featuring the Austin Yellow color, the test mule continues to cover its front fascia and rear-end with a light camouflage, keeping away the prying eyes of bystanders or spy photographers.
Recent spy photos have shown the facelifted M4 with a new set of headlights and taillights. At the rear, the test mule is wearing an M Performance spoiler tucked away under some camouflage. The camouflaged rear end also hides OLED taillights, but it remains unknown whether those will be offered standard on the M4 LCI or saved for more special editions.
Under the hood, the M4 will continue to use the same S55 3.0 liter six-cylinder engine, but the rumormill churns out that instead of the 425 hp (431 PS in Europe), the facelifted M4 will now produce 450 horsepower, essentially the same power output as the M4 with the optional Competition Package.
Historically BMW M has used March and the Geneva Motor Show for its unveils, and according to our sources, 2017 will make no exception. If that’s the case, we expect to see the first official photos sometimes next month, followed by the unveil in Geneva.
Source: BMWBlog
Mr. Mercedes
Premium
It's a bullshit marketing strategy by BMW. They should have been LED's from the get go.
Padi
Headlight Hero
A waterbed shop? Feels like I've travelled back in time.
azeez samara
Autobahn Adventurer
wL0316
Turbo Tüftler
Not sure about the chrome hockey stick...Official reveal on Tuesday. (Source: MotorTalk)
mercpassion
Highway Hunter
Lol, bmw seem to have a strong liking for the humble hockey stick nowadays..
The 4-er LCI won't be getting a hockeystick, it'll keep the bimmerang... the luxury models currently come with a satin silver looking air breather, looks like they're going for a chrome effect now instead.
As for the rest of the car, I sense a challenging game of spot the difference coming up!
As for the rest of the car, I sense a challenging game of spot the difference coming up!
Looks like the Competition Package 20" wheels will be available in black too. This is a BIG plus for me. My biggest request for the Competition Package 20" wheels would be the option to have them in black.
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Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, abbreviated as BMW is a German multinational
manufacturer of luxury vehicles and motorcycles headquartered in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.
The company was founded in 1916 as a manufacturer of aircraft engines, which it produced
from 1917 to 1918 and again from 1933 to 1945.
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