- 2021 MY BMW M4 Coupe
- Parking Assistance Package
- Executive Package
- Heated steering wheel
- Head-up display
- Wireless charging
- Gesture control
- WiFi hotspot
- Apple Carplay
- Android Auto
- 19"/20" 826M black wheels
- M Sport differential
- Mobility kit
- Adaptive M suspension
- Comfort access keyless entry
- Carbon fiber trim
- Ventilated seats
- M Sport seats
- Shadowline exterior trim
- Harman Kardon surround sound system
- 2 sets of tires
- Current owner reports boost control added
BMW’s M4 is as hardcore a 4-Series as you can buy from the Bavarian automaker. That’s no surprise, as almost all of BMW’s model line-ups eventually get some form of M-treatment, and we’re not talking mere cosmetics. M-division tweaks include performance, handling, and braking upgrades too. That’s what this 2021 BMW M4 Coupe offers its next buyer, and with just 16,500 miles done since it left the factory, has a whole lifetime ahead of it. Read on to find out why this is the 4-Series worthy of your consideration if you’re a performance car fan but need some practicality too.
Exterior and Interior
Ideal for a small family, this 2021 BMW M4 Coupe comes in an innocuous gray paintwork, but sports a few distinctive touches. These include the Shadowline exterior trim option, and carbon fiber trim. Of course, when you head rearwards and see the quad exhaust tips menacingly sitting in the rear diffuser, you can’t hide the car’s potency. Wheels are another interesting avenue, as this 2021 BMW M4 Coupe sits on a set of 826M black BMW wheels, which are 19-inches at the front, and 20-inches at the rear. The seller reports that two sets of tires are included in the sale. The mobility kit option has been ticked too, for added peace of mind. Let’s head inside, and the first thing we are greeted by are a set of black and white seats. The front units are the well-bolstered M-Sport seats, which are power adjustable, heated, and ventilated. This also showcases the M4’s practical aspect as two kids or smaller adults can easily travel in the rear seats. Tech toys include dual-zone climate control, a heads-up display, wireless charging, WiFi hotspot, and BMW’s iDrive system. This brings gesture control, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay to the infotainment table, and sounds are produced via a Harman/Kardon surround sound system. Elsewhere, there’s also Comfort Access, and the Executive Package. A heated steering wheel keeps your hands comfy during winter drives. The Parking Assistance Package helps you park with ease.
Engine
Of course, the mechanical bits are the most exciting on any BMW M-car, and this 2021 BMW M4 Coupe doesn’t disappoint one bit. Starting with the engine, it’s a twin-turbocharged in-line six that displaces 3.0 liters, and puts out 473hp and 406lb-ft. This is sent to the rear wheels via the enthusiast driver’s dream choice, a six-speed manual transmission. Elsewhere, you’ve got an M-Sport differential, Adaptive M suspension and some very capable brakes. The seller reports that boost control has been added, and we see a Race Chip under the hood.
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