The old M4, courtesy of the gearbox mainly, is much lighter and weighs 3,505 pounds. The 2021 BMW M440i is also powered by a 3.0-liter, six-cylinder engine, but with a single turbocharger. Complete timeline of BMW M4 models and generations, with photos, specs reference and production years.
Knowing which BMW M4 years to avoid can save you headaches; read on to find out the best and worst models. If you want something like the new M4 without the price, there are two options. The first is the new BMW M440i.
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It's the same 4 Series on which the BMW M4 is based, just with less of the performance - its 3.0-litre engine uses a single turbocharger, and produces 374hp and 500Nm of torque. It's slightly heavier too at 1,740kg compared to the M4's 1,730kg weight. The BMW M4 has existed as a nameplate since 2014 but it has plenty of back story, as the successor to a line of legendary performance cars stretching back to the first BMW M3 of 1986.
BMW's decision to rename the coupe and convertible versions of the 3 Series as the 4 Series from the sixth generation onwards saw the switch to an M4 badge for the high-performance variant, while the M3. For its G82 redesign, the BMW M4 Coupe's first model years shipped with a new twin. The variant of the engine in the new BMW M3 Sedan and new BMW M4 Coupé serves up peak torque of 550 Nm (405 lb-ft) all the way from 2,650 to 6,130 rpm.
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After six years in production, the F80 BMW M3 and F82 M4 have been replaced by brand new-gen models, namely the G80 and G82 respectively. The pair was just unveiled, sharing the same twin turbo 3. A tuned diesel BMW M4 went head to head with a stock petrol M4, and the results were far closer than anyone expected.
