4 Series , BMW Forum Topics

In this thread, we'll be pitting two of the most iconic luxury coupes against each other - the BMW M3's lesser-known cousin, the 430i, and its German rival, the Mercedes C43. Which one comes out on top in terms of performance, handling, and overall driving experience?

Get inside scoop on my exhilarating drive experience with the all-new BMW M440i, a true high-performance machine.

I've been researching my next car purchase and came across a concerning trend regarding the BMW 4 Series' trunk space. Many owners have reported issues with limited cargo capacity due to its design. I'm curious to know if this is an isolated problem or a widespread issue that BMW needs to address. Has anyone else experienced similar problems?

Considering upgrading from a 3 Series to a 4 Series and want to know if it's worth the extra cost.

Should I buy a used BMW 435i or wait for the highly anticipated new M440i model?

We're pitting our beloved BMW 4 Series against its arch-nemesis, the Audi A5. Which one takes the crown in terms of performance? Let's dive into the specs and see how these two German stalwarts stack up. We'll consider factors like horsepower, acceleration, handling, and more to declare the ultimate winner!

As we compare our beloved 4 Series to its German rival, I'd like to spark a discussion about whether it's equipped with enough cutting-edge tech and safety features to compete with the Mercedes C-Class. What are your thoughts on this matter? Do we have what it takes to outdo the C-Class in these areas?

Let's put our beloved M440i to the test and see how it stacks up against the legendary Porsche 911 Carrera in terms of handling.

I'm planning to purchase a BMW 4 series and was wondering if anyone has experience installing a car seat in the rear of this model. I've heard it can be a tight squeeze, but want to get some first-hand advice before making a decision. Has anyone successfully fitted a car seat into the backseat?

Weighing the pros and cons of leasing vs buying a new BMW 4 Series, considering cost, depreciation, and personal preferences.