M4 CS

The folks at Throttle House are giving us something Extra today: a track review of the 2025 BMW M4 CS. On their usual testing grounds, James and Thomas take one of our favorite BMWs today for…

BMW hasn’t made a supercar since the early 1980s but an M4 can play in the big leagues without breaking a sweat. The new Competition Sport version can do 0 to 62 mph (100 km/h)…

BMW has been caught lying! Don’t worry, it’s a good lie, provided there even is such a thing. The ultimate version of the all-wheel-drive M4 has been pushed to the maximum on the Autobahn. This…

Earlier this week, BMW Spain let it slip that only 1,700 units of the M4 CS will be produced for the whole world. Just 25 units are coming to the sunny country located in southwestern…

The BMW M Festival in Poland returned for the third time at the Silesia Ring where the luxury brand put on quite the show. There was something for everyone, as classic and modern M cars…

The M Fest is back for 2024 in South Africa and promises to be bigger than ever. This year, there’s going to be a first-ever Friday preview program, allowing enthusiasts to see the latest M…

We obsessively covered all things M5 G90 at the Goodwood Festival of Speed but there were plenty of other new BMWs there. Aside from the M135 and X3 M50 we’ve already highlighted, the M4 CS…

For good reason, Skytop is BMW’s highlight at the 2024 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este. However, it’s not the only novelty to travel from Munich to Lake Como in Italy. The M4 CS is there as…

The new 2025 BMW M4 CS starts at $123,500 before destination and handling. While a bit of a bargain compared to the nearly $140,000 that its big brother M4 CSL commands, it’s still some serious…

The new M4 CS isn’t the quickest-accelerating production BMW ever, but it’s not much slower either. With a sprint to 62 mph (100 km/h) in as little as 3.4 seconds, it’s just as quick as…