Bmw M4 Csl Price Australia

Search for new & used BMW M4 cars for sale in Australia. Read BMW M4 car reviews and compare BMW M4 prices and features at carsales.com.au. The 2023 BMW 4 Series M4 CSL is a rear-wheel drive, 2-door Coupe that was released to the Australian market on 1st November 2022 classified as a G82.

The BMW 4 Series is regarded as a sports car built in Germany and when it was new had prices starting at $303,900 This BMW 4 Series is powered by a 3.0L 6-cylinder engine that has 405 kW of power (at 6250 rpm) and 650 Nm of torque (at 2750 rpm. UPDATE, 20 May 2022, 3:00pm: The 2023 BMW M4 CSL will arrive in Australia from the fourth quarter of 2022, priced from $303,900 plus on. The price is likely to be a moot point as all Australian M4 CSL examples are expected to sell quickly.

Munich allocated 20 BMW M5 CS super-sedans to Australia in early 2021 for a very similar price, all all were sold within days with a single example now seeking nearly $1,000,000 on the second. Kicking off from $303,900 before on-road costs, the new CSL is the most expensive M4 to be offered by BMW to date - narrowly usurping the $295,000 M4 GTS of 2016, and costs about double the price of the current champion of the 4-Series range the, M4 Competition, which is priced from $165,900. With just 1000 units to be available globally - Australia will receive a very small allocation in the fourth quarter of this year - the new M4 CSL is rarer than the seminal E46 M3 CSL, of which 1400 were produced.

Priced at $303,900, in Australia, the CSL sits $138,400 above the rear-drive M4 Competition and $29,000 above the BMW M5 CS. BMW Australia will launch the limited-edition, heavily motorsport. A launch date hasn't yet been confirmed.

That's almost $70,000 more expensive than the M4 Competition coupe's $186,500 before on-roads price - though it's a saving compared to the $303,900 figure commanded by the more hardcore M4 CSL of which only 30 examples made it to Australia in 2022. BMW's M4 CSL flagship will land in Australian showrooms before years' end, wearing a pricetag of $303,900 before on-road costs. That makes it by far and away the top-dog of the M4 line-up, eclipsing the range-opening M4 ($155,500), the M4 Competition ($165,500) and the M4 Competition M xDrive ($171,500).

Priced at $303,900, in Australia, the CSL sits $138,400 above the rear-drive M4 Competition and $29,000 above the BMW M5 CS.