The BMW M4 seems destined to forever be the second-most-exciting model in the 4-series clan, having previously played second fiddle to the water-injected M4 GTS and now finding its position at the top of the range usurped by the fractionally faster, fractionally firmer M4 CS. While the regular M4 remains a hugely desirable performance car, its suitors will be forever gazing over its shoulder and trying to flirt with its sexier sister. But for anyone forced to make do with the regular M4, there is some compensation in the form of a mild facelift for the 2018 model year, bringing the M4 up to date with the rest of the 4-series lineup. This is a shot of Botox rather than the sort of work involving scaffolding—what BMW likes to describe as a “life-cycle impulse” and one that hasn’t brought any notable mechanical changes. It does, however, give a chance for the regular M4 to remind us of its still considerable appeal. Other spec tweaks include double stitching for the top of the dashboard and some new chrome interior trim, although the M4 can’t be ordered with the digital instrument package that’s now offered as an option on the standard 4-series. Overall, it's good quality.

Fair, smart, unique, maintenance problem and low mileage.

I don't have a lot to compare to but I can say that this car is TOP QUALITY. It has every gadget you could ever need. I enjoy having a digital speedometer, of course it has the dial as well, but the digital format is so much more useful to me. Overall, It drives smooth and also has a sporty feel.