DarwinPro Aero is back in the limelight with a familiar-looking project that turns the BMW M4 Coupe into a kitschy build ...

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Feels big and disconnected in the context of purpose-built sports cars It’s hard not to make negative assumptions about the G82 BMW M4 Competition. Firstly, there’s the way it looks.

You’d never crack peanuts with a sledgehammer. Why should you daily-drive a BMW M4? This high-performance two-door is gross overkill for normal use, in fact, it’s almost completely wasted on ...

Can be tricky in the wet and on challenging roads The F82 M4 is a very quick car indeed. In our own testing it managed to crack 100mph in just 8.6sec, which makes it as quick as a Ferrari F430.

That can mean you’re in for a real treat with a new MacBook. Here’s a sampling of new features the M4 MacBook Air will provide compared to the M1 model: This isn’t an exhaustive list ...