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Full roadtest of M4 Comp in this weeks Autocar!
I do not think I have read any comments about the horizontal bars inside the kidneys, basically the most radical change and it fits so well that it goes unnoticed, although it is basic in the general vision of the front and it looks better than any vertical interaction they would have put
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I do not think I have read any comments about the horizontal bars inside the kidneys, basically the most radical change and it fits so well that it goes unnoticed, although it is basic in the general vision of the front and it looks better than any vertical interaction they would have put
That light blue color on the M4 looks new, otherwise I don't see any noticeable exterior differences
Neither does the M3/M4.
The standard xDrive adds 65 kg, here they managed somehow to decrese it with 15 kg. It was said that the drive shafts are M specific but I doubt they can remove 15 kg only by lightening them.For a moment I thought you were saying "radical change" as in they've changed the bars inside the kidneys for the xDrive...but it appears not, so I guess you mean change compared with previous models of the M3/M4 (F80/F82)?
Santorini Blue has been around for a few years as an Individual colour. I assume it will be available as an Individual colour on these models, rather than as a regular no-cost option.
In terms of external differences, there doesn't even appear to be an "xDrive" badge, which I find surprising.
Weight and height comparisons between the RWD and 4WD:
M3 Comp RWD = 1,805kg (1,433mm)
M3 Comp 4WD = 1,855kg (1,434mm)
M4 Comp RWD = 1,800kg (1,393mm)
M4 Comp 4WD = 1,850kg (1,394mm)
So, 50kg weight increase for the xDrive, and just 1mm ride height increase.
I was referring even further, historically radical, I do not remember any BMW grille in general with horizontal bars, maybe some with cross bars like in the 507I guess you mean change compared with previous models of the M3/M4 (F80/F82)?
Right, I had not seen it in this generation of the M4Santorini Blue has been around for a few years as an Individual colour
Right, I had not seen it in this generation of the M4
Most expensive version of the RCF vs least expensive/most basic G80. M3/M4 versions further up will likely not need a tune to be more than effective for the 'average' track user.vid showed what a great car the RCF is...
for most non pro drivers, the BMW's performance advantage will not be exploited, so it is somehow of no use.
where the BMW truly wins, is that with a tune and AWD AUTO it will be a drag-strip monster.
The outcome of the race is strange!!
I was surprised by the performance of the old m4 compare to the new m4 which seemed that it was trying hard to catch the old m4 in the racesWhy? M440i has no trouble putting the power to the ground thanks to all-wheel-drive.
Yeah with just an exhaust lol.I was surprised by the performance of the old m4 compare to the new m4 which seemed that it was trying hard to catch the old m4 in the races
I was surprised by the performance of the old m4 compare to the new m4 which seemed that it was trying hard to catch the old m4 in the races
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