Overview
The 2021 BMW M4 is arguably one of the most radical redesigns in the company's storied history. Not only does the two-door version of the also-all-new BMW M3 feature dramatically different bodywork, including a comically large interpretation of the famous kidney grille, the M4 is also profoundly powerful and looks to erase every performance record held by its predecessor. BMW also stuck to its roots by continuing to offer a manual transmission on the latest generation. While the stick-shift won't be available on the 503-hp M4 Competition, a rear-biased all-wheel-drive system that includes a rear-drive-only mode for ass-out antics and a different type of driving behavior will. Although the 2021 M4 looks to be an extremely exciting reinterpretation, we'll have to regulate our anticipation and reserve our final evaluation until we can unleash it on our test track.
What's New for 2021?
The 2021 M4 is all new and represents the nameplate's second generation. However, it has essentially taken the place of the old M3 coupe. While there's much ado about its controversially large kidney grille, the new M4 has a host of impressive enhancements over the outgoing version.
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