BMW M3/M4 Images Leaked Ahead Of Official Debut

Jack Baruth
by Jack Baruth

Most of the details regarding the new BMW M3 and M4 are pretty well-known already, but a new round of official images has been leaked ahead of the cars’ North American PR releases. Supposedly, this will be the lightest M3 in three generations, with an all-time high horsepower and (particularly) torque rating courtesy of twin turbos and a completely revised in-line six engine. Gallery after the jump.












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  • Tosh Tosh on Dec 11, 2013

    Huh? Along with everyone else, I took pictures of the "Concept BMW M4 Coupe" that look just like this at the Tokyo Motor Show two weeks ago, so what's the big whoop? http://www.tokyo-motorshow.com/en/gallery/photo/01_030_BMW/index003.html

  • GiddyHitch GiddyHitch on Dec 12, 2013

    It's bizarro world now with BMW aping Lexus with those horrendous Predator gills. Ruins the car for me in fact and I too have a hard time reconciling that hood's cut line. This was to be the M3 that I bought new and did Euro delivery but I'm more likely to go for a 328d wagon at this point due to my lifestyle now. BMW really didn't do anything to tempt me styling-wise with M3 though. And did BMW bring back Phoenix Yellow on that coupe? Otherwise known as Baby Diarrhea.

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    • Johnny Canada Johnny Canada on Dec 12, 2013

      @Bazza Hood cut line is cost cutting. BMW did not want to stamp the hood and curved grill in one piece (E39 E46).

  • Ravenuer I see lots of Nissans where I live, Long Island, NY. Mostly suvs.
  • ClipTheApex The latest iteration of the CRV is very handsome. Both CUVs have their mechanical and suspension challenges but in looking at interior & exterior design, I believe the CRV is much more tasteful. RAV4 seems a bit overwrought with way too many creases and bulges-- delivering a cohesive look. Just my opinion.
  • Jbltg The more time passes, the more BMW's resemble Honda. zzzz
  • VoGhost Doubling down on the sector that is shrinking (ICE). Typical Nissan.
  • Dwford I don't think price is the real issue. Plenty of people buy $40-50k gas vehicles every year. It's the functionality. People are worried about range and the ability to easily and quickly recharge. Also, if you want to buy an EV these days, you are mostly limited to midsize 5 passenger crossovers. How about some body style variety??
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