BMW M4 Coupe Specs & Dimensions

You have plenty of toys to play with if you choose the M4 Competition M xDrive, but the most significant mechanical difference is that this version of the M4 sends power to all four wheels. That’s a big plus in poor weather, while the rear-biased set-up still delivers balanced handling in the dry. Adaptive M suspension and an Active M differential are fitted. On the outside there’s a carb

The M4 CS is the most powerful 'regular' M4 you can buy, with more power, less weight and chassis upgrades compared to the M4 Competition. It delivers 550hp from its 3.0-litre straight-six engine, and has stiffer engine mounts for better responsiveness. It's 20kg lighter than the regular car with some carbon-fibre items on the interior and exterior, while stiffer springs and anti-roll bars improve performance through the bends.