BMW M is presenting today the latest generation of its high performance models at the premium end of the midsize class 35 years after the first M3 was born.
Some will have already made up their mind that the new grille design is ghastly. But it's here to stay, so one either have to live with the new M3/M4 or don't buy them.
Both models are also available with a more intense Competition variant for those who want more power and driving pleasure.
A wide range of M Performance Parts will be ready at market launch. The new M3 and M4 will go on sale in March 2021.
On the motorcycle side, BMW Motorrad is introducing the new M 1000 RR superbike.
