They will feature the M-Drive professional system, this will log and analyse the drivers on track driving and also adapt to the behaviours of that driver – this will potentially result in better lap times! The brake calipers can be painted in either red, black or the fairly typical but traditional blue. Note: clicking on image will bring up a higher resolution versionĪll models will come with the well configured and smooth 8 speed automatic gearbox to ensure comfort but also the impressive 0-62MPH times.īoth the M3 and M4 competition will come with the Adaptive dampers and six-piston brake calipers as standard spec. Note: not recommended for the less experienced of driversīoth models as standard will come with the option to set 10-stages of traction to handle all road conditions (rain, dry track etc) This configuration setting will also allow you to push everything to the rear wheels (in true BMW fashion) at the same time turning off the stability control! This “xDrive” system will allow the driver setup and select between the different torque settings (between front and rear). Initially the cars will both be launched in 2 wheel drive configuration, however if its 4-wheel drive you desire this is planned to launch around summer 2021 – “xDrive”. Top speed is of course limited to a 155MPH but if you have a demand for more speed – an optional upgrade (yes its BMW’s way) will push that top speed figure to 180MPH – just ask for “M Pro pack” upgrade on specification. The 503BHP (469lb) performance will push both cars a respectable 0-62MPH in 3.9seconds. The saloon and coupe models both come with the twin-turbo 3.0 litre straight six (lovely sounding engine) – with no shortage of “MSport” magic + badges! Launched in the UK in early 2021 with the exclusive “competition” specification. BMW have showcased its new M3 and M4 “Competition” models, they are asserting that they both offer a balance everyday vs track day performance.

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