Will the 2018 BMW M4 CS be released in the U.S.?
BMW is no stranger to innovation, and especially lately, the brand has been showing off its affinity for creation. There are plenty of areas where the brand shines, but one of the most obvious areas the brand shines is in its M model lineup. BMW M models are the brands most powerful and sport-tuned models around, and soon the M lineup will have a new member – the 2018 BMW M4 CS. The model is to be released in the U.S. very soon – so, if you’ve been looking to find a high-powered model for yourself, be sure to check out what this special edition will have to offer.
Engine and performance specs
As we stated earlier, this is an M model. This means that it will have Adaptive M Suspension, Active M Differential, a 7-speed M DCT and M Servotronic steering. All of these items work together to make sure the model is able to perform admirably. Under the hood of the new M4 CS is a 3.0-liter, 454-horsepower engine, capable of 442 pound-feet of torque. With this high-performance engine, the model will be able to go from 0 to 60 miles per hour in a speedy 3.8 seconds, with a top speed of 174 miles per hour.
United States release date
Sometimes, BMW doesn’t send the United States its most sought-after models, but this time, it’s happening. The BMW M4 CS is expected to arrive in the U.S. during the first part of the year. So, start saving your pennies and get ready to take this wild ride! If you’re not going to wait until 2018 to get your hands on a BMW, check out our used inventory of BMW models!
New BMW M performance hybrid and electric models
For nearly a century, BMW has been known for its high-powered models. While each model in the brand’s lineup sports impressive horsepower, its M division offers drivers a bit of extra oomph. With the auto world’s eyes on the latest electronic models, automakers are scrambling to develop the next big thing. BMW has already dabbled in the areas of high efficiency and low emissions (seen in its i models), but the brand won’t stop there. According to the grape vine (and one of BMW’s reps), we may see new BMW M performance hybrid and electric models in the near future.
