SPIED On The Street: BMW's All-New 4-Series Captured In Alpine White With The M-Sport Kit — Would YOU Have This Over BLACK?

Since the launch of the all-new BMW 4-Series, we've been keeping a close eye on all of the latest sightings. That's because with every new peek we catch something a bit different.

Though I am sure there will be naysayers stating "Why another 4-Series post?" it's very clear that this car really POPS in certain specifications. Obviously it looks best sporting the M kit — most BMWs do — but I have to say it looks mighty tasty in the non-metallic, Alpine White.

Note how the front valence looks THAT much more aggressive and the line down the side profile gives the rear fenders a pretty muscular look.

I am not sure about you all but while I was not so impressed with the all-new BMW 4-Series at first glance, I have to say I am starting to come around after seeing this 4'er in white.

Though I am not totally sold on the "face," I have to admit I am digging the vehicle's hind quarters. This totally gets me juiced up for the upcoming M4 set to debut at Monterey Weekend.


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JRobUSC - 8/2/2013 7:28:02 PM

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The M Sport makes the car. Luxury Line front end looks decent, don't like the Sport Line. But the M Sport... now THAT looks awesome.

JRobUSC - 8/2/2013 7:28:02 PM

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The M Sport makes the car. Luxury Line front end looks decent, don't like the Sport Line. But the M Sport... now THAT looks awesome.

JRobUSC - 8/2/2013 7:28:03 PM

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The M Sport makes the car. Luxury Line front end looks decent, don't like the Sport Line. But the M Sport... now THAT looks awesome.

scenicbyway12 - 8/2/2013 8:05:17 PM

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Who took a BB gun to the front bumper of the car.

Holydude - 8/3/2013 2:02:38 AM

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Poor BMWs, they've taken the Audi route and now all their cars look alike...

mclaren428 - 8/3/2013 7:20:19 AM

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Take a look at a 7 series, 3 series, and 1 series...they couldn't be more different.

gkearns56 - 8/3/2013 3:36:17 PM

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When you look at ANY car maker, whether it's domestic or foreign you can see pretty much the SAME car in ALL models. Acura vehicles look alike; Audi very similar; BMW has the same theme in their models; Look at Cadillac's edgy theme in all their cars/SUVs; MB has the same look; Toyota has the same look now. They all do it. Very subtle differences in the looks of all models. It makes it easier for parts usage.

Sciros - 8/5/2013 8:52:42 AM

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It's not even so much for parts usage as it is for having a focused design theme and brand recognition. Most people don't actually know a 3-series from a 5-series from a 6 or 7 series. Or an Audi A4 from A6 from A8 etc. Or any other manufacturer. They really don't. The average person knows next to nothing about different cars. They just know a BMW or an Audi when they see one (sometimes...). So for the manufacturers it's more about all of their cars looking like a "new BMW" or a "new Audi" or "new Lexus." Otherwise it's hard to build and maintain brand recognition among the average, ignorant consumer.