BMW M4 Convertible Boasts Over 600 HP And Ominous Styling

by AutoExpert   |  1 March, 2022

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In terms of BMW performance, AC Schnitzer is one of the most trusted names in the business. With the BMW M4 Convertible currently on the market, the tuner rushed to put together a kit for the model. The M4's splitter and canards are blacked out to give it a racing vibe.

According to AC Schnitzer, the splitter increases downforce by 88 lbs. When it comes to wheels, the M4 gets a set of 20-inch AC3 lightweight forged pieces in Anthracite. A one-of-a-kind pair of side skirts, complete with AC Schnitzer emblems, has also been installed.

BMW M4

The carbon-fiber diffuser, which has a sporty appearance, is the most striking addition to the rear of the vehicle. Quad exhausts are carefully tucked away within the back bumper, which is likewise decorated in carbon fiber. Finally, the M4 badges have been replaced with the company's badges. To go along with the new looks, the tuner is also supplying some performance enhancements.

BMW M4

BMW M4 Convertible is already a speedy car with 503 hp and 479 lb-ft of torque, but adding AC Schnitzer's Stage 1 performance kit improves power to a hefty 582 hp and 533 lb-ft. Furthermore, Stage 2 boosts the overall output to 601 hp and 553 lb-ft of torque.

BMW M4

Reduced suspension is also available, thanks to the tuner's 1.2-inch front and 1.6-inch rear ride height drops. Paddle shifters, aluminum pedal sets, as well as a key holder are among the interior upgrades available from AC Schnitzer. It's impossible to dispute that this BMW M4 is a beauty.

BMW M4

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