BMW 4 Series

[Onyx_Z32]

BMW G37?

I’m a coupe fan so I think it looks good. This interior is wild too:

[sobo]

I… I don’t even know what to think about that interior.

I like it in the picture. But from my experience I know it probably will suck IRL. (Not saying anything about BMW, more of the color combo)

[Geoff]

I’d get down.

[Geehee]

call me old fashioned, but i like black interior.

[manhagen]

Bigger than 3, smaller than 5?

[bing]

I was looking at this a couple hours ago and thought the same thing RE: G37 comment.

[Motocrossx23]

I like it.

[Onyx_Z32]

@sobo

I… I don’t even know what to think about that interior.

If it’s like the new 6-Series sedan & coupe, and it looks that way, it’s going to be awesome.

[LZ1]

Cool a less reliable G37

[fairgentleman_Z]

@gotdubd

Bigger than 3, smaller than 5?

same as 3, but BMW is dropping the 3 series coupe…

@carANDdriver

Here are a few things about the Detroit auto show–bound BMW 4-series coupe concept that are urgent but not actually very important:

1. It’s not the “BMW 4-series coupe concept.” It’s the “BMW Concept 4-series Coupe.” This makes sense to BMW and to no one else. Let’s move on.

2. This is no longer a 3-series coupe, as you’ll have noticed from the above headline and nearly every sentence so far in this story. It’s a 4-series because, as BMW says, the numeral change is “a sign of greater exclusivity.” This also makes sense to BMW. But this is the same company that sells a car called the Z4 sDrive35is. Just be happy this coupe, and the convertible to follow, aren’t called the 3-series Gran Turismo because that really makes no sense and will be ugly. But we digress . . .

3. And this vehicle, which has concept right there in the name, is no concept at all, not even by the diminished standards of the descriptor. At least when Honda unveils a production car and calls it a concept, which it does frequently, it chops off the side mirrors and puts some sweet, backward-facing lipstick-shaped cameras in their place.

http://www.caranddriver.com/news/2014-bmw-4-series-coupe-concept-news

@carANDdriver

What It Is: The BMW 4-series, successor to the 3-series coupe. Starting with the third-generation 3-series, the two-door version has received a decidedly different stylistic treatment, with a longer hood, a lower roof, and sweeping lines. Compared to the outgoing sixth generation, the new car will have an even-sportier roofline and more tension in the flanks, and it will feature vents behind the front wheels that we doubt serve a real purpose. Our European sources tell us that the name change from 3-series to 4 has been decided, although we still lack an official confirmation from BMW brass. Calling the coupe the 4-series instead of the 3-series is supposed to elevate the coupe’s status in the BMW lineup and justify its slightly higher asking price. It also aligns with the strategy applied to the 6-series, which is based on the 5-series, and we believe that the next-gen 1-series coupe will be called the 2-series. Audi follows a similar doctrine with its A4-based A5 and A6-based A7.

http://www.caranddriver.com/news/2014-bmw-4-series-coupe-spy-photos-news

[93dx_hatch]

I don’t think the G37 is in the same class as this car, This is a good competitor to the A5, the infinity just seems to lack the quality IMO

[stuiephoto]

This is to compete with the hundai sonata…right?

[theblue]

it’s a bit boring.

M6 gran coupe > this.

[drewster99]

I like everything about it minus the bumpers.

[hazynighthawk]

ill have one

[95dime]

those bumpers are fucked up.

did they hire a hyundai designer or something? ugh.

i love bmw’s, but i dont like the front or rear of this thing.

hoping that when i retire the ram to second vehicle duties and can get back into a bmw for a DD there will be something more asthetically pleasing.

[Saxon]

Can’t wait for the m4, have a feeling it will be my first “new” car

[Deathproof]

@Onyx Z32"

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[1QIKZ]

Will probably need major engine work after 17-18,000 miles. Probably won’t be covered under warranty either. Meh.

[1sik_bmw]

@1QIKZ

Will probably need major engine work after 17-18,000 miles. Probably won’t be covered under warranty either. Meh.

I see what ya did there