For 2024 the BMW 4-series and M4 get a larger touchscreen but otherwise carry over with minimal changes.
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For 2023 the BMW 4-series remains largely unchanged although the M4 adds a new CSL trim and a larger touchscreen.
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For 2022 the BMW 4-series remains largely unchanged although a 430 Gran Coupe has been added to the lineup. The M4 adds all-wheel drive to the Competition model and a M440 Gran Coupe has also been introduced.
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For 2021 the BMW 4-series and M4 are both completely redesigned. The 430 Gran Coupe, 440i, and 440 Gran Coupe models are no longer available while an M440 has been added to the lineup.
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For 2020 the BMW 4-series remains mostly unchanged, although all models now receive heated seats, a new set of 18-inch standard alloy wheels, as well as some additional color options and added detailing to make the 4-series stand out from a crowd.
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For 2019 the BMW 4-series remains mostly unchanged, though some new equipment comes standard. Included with the base price for 2019 is a navigation system, park distance control and Apple CarPlay. Though the base price of the car has increased by around a thousand dollars to compensate, optioning each piece of equipment separately would've cost more money on a 2018 model, so the change actually represents a pretty good value.
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For 2018, the BMW 4-Series receives understated styling upgrades front and rear, as well as slight suspension tweaks to improve handling.
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The biggest news for the 4-series in 2017 is the addition of a couple of new engines. While displacement for the 2.0L 4-cylinder and the 3.0L 6-cylinder engines are unchanged, power is up for both engines, the 4-cylinder by 8 horsepower and the 6-cylinder by 20 horsepower. BMW have once again changed the names of the vehicles in accordance with the bump in power. The 428i is now the 430i, while the 6-cylinder 435i has been replaced by the 440i. The M4 also gets better for 2017: Adaptive M suspension now comes standard.
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The BMW 4-Series receives only minor changes for 2015. Much of the equipment of the Sport Line is now standard, including high-gloss black exterior accents, sport seats, and an Anthracite headliner. Also, both the Luxury Line and M Sport Line are no longer available, while a Track Handling Package adds 18-inch V-spoke wheels, M Sport brakes, adaptive M suspension and variable sport steering. The M4 also gets standard keyless entry and Harman/Kardon sound.
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BMW recently split its 3-Series line of coupes and sedans. Two-door coupe variants have been renamed as the 4-Series; while the 4-door sedans continue to soldier on as the 3-Series. The BMW M4 then, is a replacement for the previous generation M3 coupe. In addition to getting a new name, the M4 gets a total redesign. It actually shares very little with the previous generation of M3, receiving a whole new body and a brand new engine, this time with addition of two turbochargers.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe mid-level sedan in the BMW line-up, the 5 Series receives a diverse appeal from luxury car customers. Based on the E39 platform in 1998, the BMW 5 Series was offered as the 528i model with a 2.8-liter six-cylinder engine and a more powerful 540i variant with a 4.4-liter V-8 engine. The larger 4.4-liter propelled the 1998 BMW 5 Series with 282 horsepower. Both the 1998 BMW 528i and 540i could be equipped with either a manual or an automatic transmission. For the 1999 model year, a BMW 5 Series Wagon was added to the United States line-up.
A 394-horsepower BMW M5 sedan based on the E39 platform was brought stateside in 2000 propelled by a 5.0-liter V-8 engine (the first BMW M5 to receive an eight-cylinder engine). Along with rain-sensing windshield wipers and xenon headlights were found as standard equipment on the 2000 BMW 5 Series sedan. The BMW 5 Series received an entire redesign for 2004 with a strikingly modern exterior shape. A 2004 BMW 545i model featured a 325-horsepower V-8 engine that could be paired with a six-speed manual, six-speed automatic or a six-speed Sequential Manual Gearbox (SMG). For 2006, the BMW 5 Series offered a wagon body style as well as an alternative to rear-wheel drive. An all-wheel drive system was optional with six-cylinder models of the 2006 BMW 5 Series.
In 2008, a BMW 535i model was introduced using a 300-horsepower, twin-turbocharged inline-six engine. The look of the BMW 5 Series was once again altered in 2011 as it now rode on a chassis near identical to the 7 Series. Three powerplants were offered on the 2011 BMW 5 Series and the availability of an eight-speed automatic transmission was new. The 2011 model year added the BMW ActiveHybrid 5 model combining a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six gasoline engine with an electric motor for 335 horsepower. For 2014, the powerplant choices for the BMW 5 Series luxury sedan expand in the United States with a diesel engine option.
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