Heres us the price of m4 GTS

Ebrahim Mayat

Events Organiser
The first examples of the visceral BMW M4 GTS, of only 700 examples will be produced, are expected to arrive in South Africa in May 2016. Of the 700, only 25 have been earmarked for the local market, which means the car will only be available from certain M dealers...
Created to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the BMW M3, the M4 GTS is described as an “exclusive technological showpiece that elevates the potential of the BMW M4 Coupe to another impressive new level.” Cars.co.za recently reported that the Competition Pack had been made available for the M3/M4 duo on the local market, but for some aficionados "the 331 kW upgrade" (among other additions to the standard car) will just not be enough. The BMW M4 GTS is in quite another league, however, it was designed predominantly for track use and in a show of ability, the M4 GTS achieved a time of 7.28 minutes around the famous Nürburgring-Nordschleife, which makes its intentions clear. Let’s take a closer look at what the BMW M4 GTS has to offer…

Brutal engine power
Under the bonnet lurks a 6-cylinder, 3.0-litre turbocharged engine. The powerplant makes use of water injection technology to boost output significantly: the GTS generates peak power of 368 kW and 600 Nm of torque while keeping fuel consumption at a reasonable 8.3 L/100km. Using a 7-speed M dual clutch transmission (M-DCT), the M4 GTS is capable of blistering performance, achieving 0-100 kph in only 3.8 seconds before reaching a top speed of 305 kph.

Styling
The M4 GTS weighs only 1 585 kg, because BMW M engineers have employed lightweight construction throughout to achieve the optimum power-weight ratio. Up front, the M4 GTS features two sets of twin circular headlights that combine LED technology with BMW Selective Beam and Adaptive Headlights. The rear OLED L-shaped lights make their debut in this M4 GTS and emphasise the width of the car. On the inside, the driver is met with carbon-fibre M bucket seats, which weigh about 50% less than the sports seats found in the M4 Coupe.

The seats are trimmed in exclusive Alcantara and Merino leather with M stripes found on the backrests while three-point seat belts and door pull loops hint at the performance ability of the car. Alcantara features on the M sports steering wheel too and you will notice that there are no rear seats either. Instead, a glass-fibre-reinforced plastic (GFRP) shelf and rear panel in carbon-fibre sandwich construction saves up to 40% in weight.

If customers opt for the Clubsport Package, a roll bar in Acid Orange is fitted behind the front seats and a race-specification six-point harness and fire extinguisher is included in case things get crazy hot while out on the track. The BMW M4 GTS is fitted with forged and polished Acid Orange weight-minimised M light-alloy wheels with star-spoke 666 M Styling, with 19-inch examples fitted at the front while 20-inch wheels are fitted at the rear. The exhaust system features a titanium muffler, giving the M4 GTS a rich soundtrack while the adjustable rear wing reduces lift when travelling at high speed.

Local Availability
A reputable source has confirmed that the M4 GTS costs R2 137 500 in the South African market. As the saying goes, the order books are open, but suffice to say the M4 GTS's availability will be severely limited.

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Blatman

New member
Actually less than I though .... But I suppose if you add the club sport pack it will be a few hundred more.
As far as is it to much a fully loaded M4 with comp pack will run you R1.5m so R600k odd more not sure seems fair for that sort of track toy. It's also shooting at the GT3 and that's pushing R2.8m


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NtandoN

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I'd get a normal M4 and a bachelor pad near the coast. Then drive the N3 to the coast just to enjoy the ride :rollsmile:
 

imomar

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This car is made for suckers . People with more money than brains. Rather get a 911 if looking for a track car.


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dvst8

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How many % more was the e46 M3 CSL than the E46 M3 new ?

If I remember correctly, CSL new was around 780k ? And M3 at the time was around 400k ? So about almost double sound about right ?

Also consider 65 CSL's were brought to SA, 35 GTS's in allocation. Doubt the GTS will be losing any value.
 

ChrisBrand

Staff - Legal
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First one is already on show at auto atlantic in CPT if anyone wants to go see it in the flesh
 

KaosHunter

New member
I don't like it that much to pay that much for it. I would rather look at a porche then.

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Ebrahim Mayat

Events Organiser
ChrisBrand@TheFanatics said:
First one is already on show at auto atlantic in CPT if anyone wants to go see it in the flesh

The one that is on show at auto atlantic is the concept gts, it has the normal interior( seats center console etc) it is much softer sound wise it is also much higher and thay is afew other stuff.
 

zippy320

Well-known member
And if you open the passenger side sun visor mirror you will notice that the mirror is broken ....Hehe just something I noticed on the show car , I asked what happened when I was at supertech they say it came like that .

The car looked very "Normal" inside , I expected much more .



Ebrahim Mayat said:
ChrisBrand@TheFanatics said:
First one is already on show at auto atlantic in CPT if anyone wants to go see it in the flesh

The one that is on show at auto atlantic is the concept gts, it has the normal interior( seats center console etc) it is much softer sound wise it is also much higher and thay is afew other stuff.
 

Jerez

Well-known member
The e92 GTS and CRT versions weren't much cheaper either .
IMO, these are unique cars and will always be a talking point to have a ltd edition car.
When it's gone.... It's gone.
Admittedly .... It's for the larnies only and it's all about exclusivity
 

adamr

Well-known member
dvst8 said:
How many % more was the e46 M3 CSL than the E46 M3 new ?

If I remember correctly, CSL new was around 780k ? And M3 at the time was around 400k ? So about almost double sound about right ?

Also consider 65 CSL's were brought to SA, 35 GTS's in allocation. Doubt the GTS will be losing any value.
The csl was just under a million at the time. Those frozen m3s are also pricey and limited

Both instances they have dropped but stabilised. Time will tell. But this is very expensive and high end Porsche 911 pricing

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JG_RSA

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zippy320 said:
And if you open the passenger side sun visor mirror you will notice that the mirror is broken ....Hehe just something I noticed on the show car , I asked what happened when I was at supertech they say it came like that .

It's a known "issue" with the coupes. People move the seat too far forward to get in the back and when the sun visor is down, the top part of the seat (fixed headrest) presses against the mirror.
 
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