VIDEO: BMW's 4-Series Walkaround In BLACK

Though we've been big proponents of keeping track of autos and how they look in a variety of colors, not everyone else is a believer. However, I think this clip may prove our point.

If you've seen the all-new 2014 BMW 4-Series and have been doubtful of its design, then you need to get a gander at this clip. That's because we're seeing a BMW 4-Series equipped with the M Sport Package AND in black.

We're BIG believes in how a BMW with an M Sport kit can enhance its design. And though it's been a clear win with previous 3'ers, X3s, X5s and the 5-Series, its impact is really felt on the all-new 4'er.

Don't believe me? Take one look and let us know your thoughts in the comments below...

SamFriedman - 7/17/2013 9:52:07 AM

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I think its.... ok. Im sitll very angry that they did nothing to this engine. Just took the old 335 Engine and put it in the new 3 series and 4 series. Laziness. I am looking for a new car, but nothing inspires me so I would rather spend the money on a used car. RS4 or M3, not any of this uninspired new numb stuff. Shame on Audi and BMW!

BMW4me4ever - 7/17/2013 12:01:06 PM

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The 335i engine is not that old as the Twin Power is only 3 years old. Also, why improve one of the best engines around when it is clearly faster than anything Lexus, Infiniti, Cadillac or Mercedes has brought to the table. Plus then provides them the flexibility to bring out an IS version with a bump in horsepower. How many 6 cyl engines do you know of that are 0 to 60 in less than 5 seconds and get more than 30 mpg on the highway? (2) Audi and BMW are the only ones.

tattedtwice - 7/17/2013 9:45:35 PM

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Still cant get over that little douche walking around shirtless..lol.

tattedtwice - 7/17/2013 9:50:50 PM

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Um, whats the point of a new engine when this one is only 3 years old? And NO competitor offered a new engine in recent times either; nissan still using the bloated, harsh 3.7 in the new q50; gm introduced a whole new line, with an overused, unrefined v6 in the ats; toyota still using the same tired v6, thats actually SLOWER, in the new gen is350.

But yes, even though its fastest and most flexible and most refined in its class, by all means, BMW MUST release a new one for the 4....

supermoto - 7/17/2013 10:20:24 AM

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Totally agree. Why upgrade if the engine has not changed?

Not to mention the steering. I rented a new 328i sedan for a week and the move from hydraulic steering to electric is awful. Felt like I was driving a Lincoln Town Car, not a BMW.

Terry989 - 7/17/2013 12:19:09 PM

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The current Porsche 6 used in the Cayman and Boxster is the engine to beat in terms of performance, economy and reliability.

BMW4me4ever - 7/17/2013 11:58:29 AM

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that is awesome looking.