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BMW M4 Coupe DarwinPRO

The BMW M4 Coupe recreates its competition-inspired character with great fidelity, distancing itself much further on this occasion from the BMW 4 Series Coupe. Muscular, sharp and aerodynamic, specific M design features harmoniously integrate into its modern design language, especially in this eccentric example developed by DarwinPRO.

Without a doubt, the M vertical double kidney grille is the most controversial aspect of the exterior design, but in this new generation there are also many exclusive details. Under the hood is a 3.0-liter inline 6-cylinder engine with M TwinPower Turbo technology.

The Competition versions with and without all-wheel drive develop 510 hp at 6,250 rpm, with the red line at 7,200 rpm, as well as 650 Nm of torque available between 2,750 and 5,500 rpm. The engine is coupled to an 8-speed M Steptronic transmission with Drivelogic.

However, as we already know, in the world of experts there are always those eager for more aggression, which is why the preparer presents on this occasion his complete package for the BMW M4 Coupe. This provides a complete aesthetic transformation, although there are no improvements under the hood.

DarwinPRO Aerodynamics, which offers body kits for a wide variety of vehicles, has added a variety of components to the body of the German coupe. The company designed a new front bumper with slightly thinner air intakes and a sharp carbon fiber panel that divides the controversial kidney grille into two.

Additionally, you can see an air intake that appears to have a small transparent panel that allows you to see the engine compartment. To this are added side flics that direct air towards the widened wheel arches. They hide generous alloy wheels with golden spokes. The side view is finished off by new skirts and air intakes behind the front wheels.

At the rear, it is inevitable to see the fixed carbon fiber spoiler. It is complemented by a new diffuser and a much more aggressive bumper. And to top it off, the entire vehicle was stickered in a bright pink tone.

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