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BMW M3 Facelift Revealed With M4 Inspired Changes
The facelifted BMW M3 has been revealed with new design tweaks taken from the recently redone M4 coupe.
The BMW M3 facelift has been revealed. This the second time that BMW has tweaked the design of its go-faster 3 Series flagship, with the last change in 2015 resulting in new taillights and rear end.
The changes, however, are as small as they get with the new F80 M3 sedan getting the recently facelifted M4's new front end and hexagonal LED headlights. The M3 had already received the revised M4's taillights when it was last tweaked in 2015.
Under the bonnet, the M3 retains its twin-turbocharged 3.0-litre straight six engine which sends 425bhp to the rear wheels with the help of either a 6-speed manual or a 7-speed dual clutch automatic gearbox.
The manual M3 will sprint from 0 - 100km/h in just 4,3 seconds while the automatic cuts tat time by two-tenths of a second to 4.1 seconds.
Those looking for a more power can opt for the M3 Competition which kicks the power levels up to 444bhp and sprints to 100km/h from standstill in 4 seconds flat.
The top speed in both M3 variants remains electronically limited to 250km/h though that can be raised to280 km/h with the M Driver's Package.
The facelifted M3 is expected to go on sale alongside the facelifted M4 and 4 Series in a few weeks time in March.
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Think a four door sedan isn't your idea of a fast car, then the recently facelifted BMW M4 may just be the two-door for you. Click on the image gallery below to view the latest images of the 2017 BMW M4.
