BMW M3 and M4 road test review (India)
M&Ms. . . forget crispy and candy corn. The newest sportscar flavours are in town
It’s every enthusiast’s dream to get a four-door car that merges sportscar performance with the practicality of an everyday vehicle. You attack those twisties over the weekend and drive it to work, much more sedately perhaps on the other days. There are quite a few cars that have produced such a successful formula but very few have evolved to something as legendary as the M3. This BMW has merged the two worlds with remarkable ease over the last three decades. And now, in its fifth iteration, the M3 claims to be quicker, faster and more fun than ever. So we decided to test not just one but two Ms on Indian soil to figure out whether there was any truth in that matter.
Why do we have two cars you ask? Well, because BMW launched the sedan and the coupe together, unlike last time when the couple was introduced later. But first things first, ...Continue Reading...
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