Buy, Sell or Value a 2021 BMW 4 Series

The 2021 BMW 4 Series came in the following variants and we’ve recorded 3 prices that people paid when buying new. The biggest discount achieved in 2021 on a new BMW 4 Series was about $4,714 or 3.67% off. If you’re trying to sell and would like to calculate the market value of a 2021 BMW 4 Series today, simply submit a free valuation request.

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2021 BMW 420i M SPORT GRAN COUPE

5 Seat 4 Door Coupe
Rear Wheel Drive (RWD)
8 Speed Auto Steptronic Speedrt
4 cylinder 2L Turbo Petrol
RRP on-road $75,900

2021 BMW 420i M SPORT

4 Seat 2 Door Coupe | 4 Seat 2 Door Convertible
Rear Wheel Drive (RWD)
8 Speed Auto Steptronic Speedrt
4 cylinder 2L Turbo Petrol
RRP on-road $70,900

2021 BMW 430i M SPORT

4 Seat 2 Door Coupe | 4 Seat 2 Door Convertible
Rear Wheel Drive (RWD)
8 Speed Auto Steptronic Speedrt
4 cylinder 2L Turbo Petrol
RRP on-road $88,900
Typical Discount $3,139 or 3.2%
Average Paid 95,001

2021 BMW 4M440i xDRIVE

4 Seat 2 Door Coupe | 4 Seat 2 Door Convertible
All Wheel Drive (AWD)
8 Speed Auto Steptronic Speedrt
6 cylinder 3L Turbo Petrol
RRP on-road $116,900
Typical Discount $4,489 or 3.51%
Average Paid 123,576

BIGGEST DISCOUNT

2021 BMW 430i M SPORT GRAN COUPE

5 Seat 4 Door Coupe
Rear Wheel Drive (RWD)
8 Speed Auto Steptronic Speedrt
4 cylinder 2L Turbo Petrol
RRP on-road $83,900
Typical Discount $-5,424 or -5.84%
Average Paid 98,314

BMW 4 Series M440 xDRIVE GRAN COUPE MHEV Price Australia

2021 BMW 4M440 xDRIVE GRAN COUPE MHEV

5 Seat 4 Door Coupe
All Wheel Drive (AWD)
8 Speed Auto Steptronic Speedrt
6 cylinder 3L Turbo Petrol
RRP on-road $115,900

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BMW 4 Series Specifications

BMW 4 Series Details

Price	Ranges from $ 70,900.00 to $148,400.00
Body Style	Coupe / Convertible
Release Date	From May 2016 to March 2024
Drive Type	RWD / AWD
VIN Plate Location	Driver Side Inner Guard /
Compliance Plate Location	Pass Side Lower B-Pillar /

Country of Origin	GERMANY
Safety ANCAP Rating	Ranges from 0.00 to 9.00
Number of Doors	2 to 4
Seating Capacity	4 to 5
Boot Space	440 Litres

BMW 4 Series Features

Colors

Available in

Alpine White
Black Sapphire
Melbourne Red
Mineral Grey
Estoril Blue
Snapper Rocks
Sunset Orange
Tanzanite Blue
Citrin Black
Champagne Quartz

BMW 4 Series Engine Specifications

Type	TURBO MPFI / TURBO DIRECT F/INJ
Size	From 1997cc (2L) to 2998cc (3L)
Power	135kW @ 5000rpm / 185kW @ 5000rpm / 185kW @ 5200rpm / 190kW @ 5000rpm / 285kW @ 5800rpm
Torque	270Nm @ 1250rpm / 300Nm @ 1350rpm / 350Nm @ 1250rpm / 400Nm @ 1550rpm / 400Nm @ 1350rpm / 500Nm @ 1900rpm / 400Nm @ 1600rpm
Cylinders	From 4 to 6

Number of Valves	From 16 to 24
Valves	VARIABLE DOUBLE OVERHEAD CAM / DUAL OVERHEAD CAM
Compression Ratio	From 10.00 to 11.00
Bore/stroke	84.00x90.10 / 82.00x94.60

BMW 4 Series Drivetrain and Wheels

Transmission	Automatic / Manual
Drive Type	RWD / AWD
Steering Type	RACK & PINION - POWER ASSISTED / ELECTRIC POWER STEERING
Turning Circle	From 11.30 to 12.00
Brake (Front) Type	DISC - VENTILATED
Brake (Rear) Type	DISC - VENTILATED

Front Tyre & Wheel Size	225/45 R19 - 8Jx19 \| 225/40 R19 - 8Jx19 \| 245/40 R19 - 8.5Jx19 \| 225/40 R19 - 8.0Jx19 \| 225/40 R19 - 8.0x19 \| 225/45 R19 - 8.0x19
Rear Tyre & Wheel Size	255/35 R19 - 8.5Jx19 \| 255/40 R19 - 9.0Jx19 \| 255/35 R19 - 8.5x19
Front Suspension Type	DWB / CS / GD / ARB / Ind / MacPherson Strut
Rear Suspension Type	MLS / CS / GD / ARB / Ind

BMW 4 Series Fuel Specifications

Fuel Type	Petrol
Fuel Tank Capacity	From 57.0L to 60.0L
Fuel Consumption Combined (Average)	From 0.0L/100km to 4.1L/100km

Fuel Consumption City (Average)	From 0.0L/100km to 8.2L/100km
Fuel Consumption Highway (Average)	-
Emission Standard	-

BMW 4 Series Dimensions

Length	From 4,638mm to 4,783mm
Width	From 57mm to 60mm
Height	From 1,377mm to 1,442mm
Wheelbase	From 2,810mm to 2,856mm
Front Track	From 1,539mm to 1,587mm

Rear Track	From 1,574mm to 1,614mm
Ground Clearance	From 124mm to 140mm
Gross Vehicle Mass	From 1,950kg to 2,390kg
Gross Combination Mass	-

BMW 4 Series Towing Capacity

Braked Towing Capacity	From 0kg to 1,800kg
Unbraked Towing Capacity	From 0kg to 750kg

PMC Says...

8.2 / 10

Ringing in the changes, the 2021 BMW 4 Series is a second-generation unit that builds upon the first iteration of this popular model, but gives it a new dose of charisma and personality. Make no mistake, this is a distinctly different unit from the 3 Series, and not only does that show up in the strong design differences, but the vastly different mechanical underpinnings as well. In what is great news for buyers, the entry-level 420i is now more affordable than the MY20 model, plus it gets an upgrade in terms of equipment and the inclusion of the M Sport package. Standard gear includes electrically-adjustable front sports seats with driver memory, LED headlights, parking assist, heads-up display, central touch-screen and driver’s instrument panel, plus BMW’s driving assistant package that features the latest advanced safety necessities. Meanwhile, the 430i benefits from adaptive M suspension and M Sport brakes, while the M440i xDrive adds AWD, M Sport differential, auto tailgate, electric sunroof and loads more. Inside, premium, soft-touch materials take centre stage, while amenity, comfort and space are evident throughout. The powertrain configurations offer robust power and torque, roaring through the paces with exceptional balance and refinement. Embrace the new look 4 Series and welcome an authentic driving experience.

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BMW 4 Series FAQs

Is the BMW 4 Series a good car?

The BMW 4 Series really goes into overdrive when it comes to being a fantastic car to drive, let alone own. With a superb engine that never misses a beat, and assured handling that showcases the confidence of this sporty unit, performance is never found wanting. Combined with all the luxury and amenity you would come to expect of this Germany premium brand, and one stunning design, the 4 Series is an outstanding unit that is a wonderful assault on all the senses.
Is there a new BMW 4 Series coming out?

The latest edition of the BMW 4 Series is hitting Australian shores throughout 2021, with the auto-maker's range of convertibles arriving in the first quarter of the year, while the Gran Coupe is also on the horizon. You can expect the new 4 Series to feature the most sophisticated level of comfort and the most-advanced features of nearly any premium car on the market, with BMW putting all its best efforts into this sumptuous unit.
Is the BMW 3 or 4 series better?

Sporting a more bold and athletic design than the 3-Series, the BMW 4 Series will catch your attention from the get-go. But that sparkling design is also matched by a more sporty dynamic that comes to life thanks to a base engine that is more potent than its sibling. The extra grunt under the bonnet of the 4 Series is really enough to sway the decision for many, because inside the cabin, you can count on both models to offer a superior experience compared with most other models on the market.

CarAdvice

8.1 / 10

The experiment worked. BMW’s attempt to separate the 4 Series range from the 3 Series by, well, calling it the 4 Series, has been successful enough to warrant a second generation. The 2021 BMW 4 Series is still largely 3 Series based, but since every BMW from the 3 Series up uses a modular architecture, you could argue that every car in the range is based on...

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Carsguide

8.3 / 10

When BMW’s first-generation 4 Series landed in 2013, it looked and drove like little more than a 3 Series sedan minus the two rear doors, and that’s because it was. For the second-generation version though, BMW have decided to try its best to differentiate the 4 from the 3 Series, adding a unique front end and slight mechanical tweaks. Sure, the looks might...

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The experiment worked. BMW’s attempt to separate the 4 Series range from the 3 Series by, well, calling it the 4 Series, has been successful enough to warrant a second generation. The 2021 BMW 4 Series is still largely 3 Series based, but since every BMW from the 3 Series up uses a modular architecture, you could argue that every car in the range is based on...

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CarExpert

N/A

The first-generation BMW 4 Series had a tough job, picking up the mantle from the long-running 3 Series Coupe. BMW wanted to better differentiate the two-door from its four-door brother and, although the resemblance was still clear, it was a case of mission (mostly) accomplished. Available in two-door Coupe, folding hard-top Convertible, and four-door Gran C...

Buy, Sell or Value a 2021 BMW 4 Series

Buy, Sell or Value a 2021 BMW 4 Series

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