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Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, commonly referred to as BMW, is a German multinational corporate manufacturer of luxury vehicles and motorcycles headquartered in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.

The 2019 BMW M4 is a high-performance sports coupe and convertible that is part of BMW's M series (M stands for "Motorsport"). It's known for its powerful engine, sharp handling, and the ability to deliver thrilling driving experiences. Here are some key features and specifications of the 2019 BMW M4:

Engine: The 2019 M4 is powered by a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged inline-6 engine. It comes in two power levels:

The standard M4 produces 425 horsepower and 406 lb-ft of torque.

The M4 Competition Package boosts power to 444 horsepower and 406 lb-ft of torque.

Transmission: It typically comes with a 6-speed manual transmission as standard, but a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission (M DCT) is also available.

Performance: The M4 is known for its impressive acceleration and handling capabilities. It can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just over 4 seconds, with the Competition Package-equipped model being even quicker.

Rear-Wheel Drive and All-Wheel Drive (xDrive): The M4 is available in both rear-wheel-drive (RWD) and all-wheel-drive (xDrive) configurations, allowing buyers to choose their preferred drivetrain for different driving conditions.

Suspension and Handling: The M4 features a sport-tuned suspension, precise steering, and multiple driving modes, allowing drivers to customize the car's handling characteristics. The Competition Package includes additional performance enhancements.

Interior: Inside, the M4 offers a driver-focused cabin with high-quality materials, supportive sport seats, and advanced technology features. It accommodates up to four passengers in the coupe and up to five in the convertible.

Technology: It comes equipped with BMW's iDrive infotainment system, featuring a touchscreen display, navigation, smartphone integration (Apple CarPlay and Android Auto), a premium sound system, and various advanced driver-assistance features.

Safety: Standard safety features often include adaptive cruise control, blind-spot monitoring, lane departure warning, forward collision warning, and more.

Exterior Styling: The M4 features aggressive and distinctive styling, with flared wheel arches, aerodynamic enhancements, quad exhaust tips, and unique M-series design cues.

Customization: BMW typically offers a range of options and packages for buyers to customize their M4, including various wheel designs, interior trims, and performance packages.

Convertible Option: The M4 is available as both a coupe and a convertible, giving buyers the option to enjoy open-top driving experiences.

The 2019 BMW M4 is designed for enthusiasts who crave a high-performance sports car with sharp handling, impressive acceleration, and a luxurious interior. It offers a balance between track capability and everyday usability. Keep in mind that because it's a high-performance vehicle, maintenance and operating costs may be higher compared to standard cars.

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I have an BMW X1 2012. It's only 4 years and 100000 Km yet it already has leaking oil, leaking cooling system, leaking freon. My Honda civic 2005 so far has have no problems like that. Is an BMW better than a regular cheap Honda?

kevin of Toronto, ON
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When we spoke on December 9, 2011, about the poor experiences at the service department, I was hopeful that it would not repeat itself in the near future. Unfortunately, despite my best efforts, I must report to you of the poor service yet again experienced. Whether or not you or anyone else cares, I leave that up to your business decisions; however, from the consumers stand point, if asked about my experiences at Silver Spring BMW, I would have to inform then that purchasing the vehicle was great; however, the service department is the worse that I have seen in more than 34 years of driving. As anyone knows, any vehicle needs servicing over the life time, but think twice about purchasing a vehicle from Silver Spring BMW because the service department is just poor. People are polite and they have a smile on their faces but what is promised to the customer is not given to the customer.I will be happy to meet with you to inform you of my experience, but yet again, an appointment was set on December 9, 2011, for this day (December 20, 2011) at 7:30 am. And, despite several email reminders that my appointment was scheduled at 7:30am, and an assurance from Juan L/N/U that I could be taken at 7:30 am, and being the second vehicle waiting at the front doors to open, I had to wait because my advisor had another previously scheduled customer. I decided to leave in complete disgust with the overall operation and process. Whether or not you have a Good Ole Boy system in place, who knows. And of course, a business is welcomed to have a Good Ole Boy system in place; if that is your business model, that's your choice and customers should know.Nevertheless, when you believe that Silver Spring BMW is able to schedule an appointment at an appropriate time to have my windshield repairs, please advice. Of course, I am left to the mercy of Silver Spring BMW. Thanking you in advance for your time and attention to this matter. Have a Happy Holiday Season.

Nathan of Washington, DC
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2007 BMW 550i transmission - People, if you having a rough shifting on your BMW, don't take it back to the dealer or no it is not your software. I ran into this problem with my BMW, I try everything, but checking the transmission fluids. AS you know BMW don't have dipstick and the computer is not going to tell you if you need to add the transmission fluid. The transmission have a shifting lever that go inside the transmission, over time it will go bad and that cause the transmission fluid to leak people don't realize that. So change the sleeve to keep it from leaking and add new fluid and you good to go and that how I fixed my transmission problem.

mike of Aberdeen, NC
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Its performance and durability outweighs any vehicle that I've ever owned or driven. Let's just say the Germans know how to build a fine executable automobile which lasts for a long time. As in day one now on year seven the car run exactly the same.

Antonio of Natick, MA
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Engine rebuild after 110,000 miles - Here's the scenario. I was driving home from work and a yellow thermometer lit up on the display screen and in less than 10 seconds, a red thermometer was displayed. I pulled off the freeway and immediately felt the lack of power in the car. It felt like I was driving a 4 cylinder car. There was never any warning of low fluids or overheating before this. I filled it with BMW coolant and drove it to my mechanic. While I was driving to the mechanic, I got a low fluid warning, yellow thermometer and red thermometer within 30 seconds. My mechanic took a look at it and I have a blown head gasket, which is costing me $2200. I've owned the car since day one and have kept up with all the maintenance, with one year out of warranty. I didn't expect this to happen. BMW has to add temperature gauges to their center display. I had no knowledge that my engine was overheating or that I was low on fluid until it was too late. I'm out $2,200 and need to find alternative transportation while my car is being repaired. At this point, I would not recommend a BMW for anyone.

Eduardo of Anaheim, CA
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Bridgewater, NJ said they can not take the X128i we are leasing (and 3 years of full lease has been completed) becuase of Murphy's Executive order to keep NJ safe (duing the COVID period). However, when I called the BMW Financial Services, they said we need to make the payment to keep the car. How is that fair by BMW? The car is not even driven at all for last 6 weeks.I am ready to return the car and toally understand that only essestial businesses needs to be open, but here is a company who wants to make full use of the situtation of charging the customers. Very very dissappoiting in BMW and surely I am not the only one who has been forced to do so. This was my 3rd BMW and never going back to this company.

Abhinav of Skillman, NJ
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I own an 08 BMW 4S with 65,000 miles. The GPS failed and the dealer priced the repair at $1,435 to repair it. Need I say more? $1,435 to fix a GPS when Google Maps on my I-phone has a better GPS than the car did. Called BMW USA and they told me they could offer no help. This could be the last time I purchase a BMW. The Dealer is fantastic and the service specialist Terrance ** is top notch.

Gary of Monkton, MD
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Fuel pump went out on interstate 80 in remote Wyoming 18 months after being replaced by a dealer on a recall. Left me stranded on the shoulder in the dark during a thunderstorm. Called BMW customer service to start the process of getting reimbursed for the defective part. Was told it is not covered unless repaired by a certified BMW dealer. What are you supposed to do when there is no dealers within 250 miles. All told this breakdown cost over $2k. Thanks BMW for nothing!!!

Stephen of Polk City, IA
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For the past 10 months I have been unsuccessful in getting BMW North America to pay a rebate. If this was the first time I would accept this as just bad luck - however in ALL cases that I have applied for rebates the same BMW policy/process has been adopted to reject a rebate claim regardless if all documents have been submitted correctly. BMW should not offer rebates if the intent is not to pay the rebate or they make it so difficult that the average person just gives up as the rebate value does not warrant the effort.I have received excellent (amazing) service from Darian BMW for the past 7 years, however BMW's corporate policy regarding automatic rejection of rebates is an unethical business practice and is going to drive customers like myself to support competing manufacturer like Discovery who honor their programs and pay rebates promptly. I have applied for 3 rebates in the past 6 years from BMW, with only one rebate been paid after many months of continues arguments and re-submissions.Rebate 1: After months of following up I was informed that the first rebate was received by BMW but the voucher needed to be submitted by myself as the program had ended. BMW North America informed me that it is the customers responsibility to retain advertising documents as proof of rebate. As I did not retain a copy of the advertising documents, and was unable to get a copy from BMW the claim was rejected and not paid.Rebate 2: I submitted a rebate claim with advertising documents and BMW invoice. As with rebate 1 the application was in the system and been processed, however after 3 months of continues follow-up I was informed that the application was rejected as not all of the paperwork was received (even though BMW had confirmed previously that documents had been received and payment was been processed). In this case I had proof of submission and that all paperwork was provided.BMW apologized and said they would process, however 2 months later I followed up to query why I did not receive the rebate. BMW informed me that they are unable to process the rebate as they have no record of the rebate program. Having learnt from the first rebate I retained all documents. I resubmitted (3 times) the paperwork with a copy of the rebate advertising documents etc. BMW once again apologized and finally processed the rebate. Total process time over 8 months with numerous calls, emails and re-submissions.Rebate 3: Rebate 3 was submitted with Rebate 2 (same time) as the work was completed at the same time. BMW received all paperwork but in this case BMW North America "forgot" to process this rebate with rebate 2. BMW apologized and at first agreed to honor the rebate. After 9 months of continues follow-up BMW North America have informed me that they do not have the money to pay this rebate and that payment will need to be processed from BMW Germany? BMW North America acknowledge receipt of all the paperwork including the advertising documents. Today (02/07/2017) I receive a call from BMW North America notifying me that I am refusing to submit the paperwork and therefore BMW are unable to process the rebate???

Wayne of New Canaan, CT
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Electrical fire in 2002 BMW - Smoldering wires caused the car's GPS and radio to stop working. The insurance said smoldering wires, not a fire, and refuses to pay. The insurance company (Wawanesa) also states that radio and GPS are aftermarket products, therefore not covered.

Edward of Adelanto, CA
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