Forget CSL, BMW May Bring Back Another Special M3
One of the best in the company's history. The recent unveiling of the 2022 BMW M3 Sedan and M4 Coupe with optional xDrive all-wheel-drive is a major change for these formerly rear-wheel-drive-only vehicles. Adding AWD will help BMW sell its sportiest 3 and 4 Series models to more buyers who live in cold weather climates and can now drive their cars year-round. While the AWD M3 and M4 should be swift, BMW is working on something special for the drivers who aren't looking for a compliant daily driver and instead want something more track-focused. We've spotted BMW testing a more hardcore M4 ver...
Source: carbuzz.com