Why is the BMW 4 Series Rarely Seen?

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HopeLynn
07/29/25 8:58pm
BMW 4 Series is rarely seen because it has weaker practicality and is not highly cost-effective. Here is a detailed introduction to the differences between various BMW series: In terms of models: 1 Series is a compact car, 2 Series is a small coupe, 3 Series is a midsize car, 4 Series is a midsize coupe (including convertibles), 5 Series is a full-size car, 6 Series is a full-size coupe (including convertibles), 7 Series is a luxury D-segment car. In terms of powertrain: i Series is BMW's electric and hybrid series, M is BMW's high-performance and sports car version, X Series is BMW's dedicated SUV (Sports Utility Vehicle) series, and BMW Z Series is BMW's entry-level sports car. The production version of the BMW 4 Series is largely derived from the 4 Series Coupe concept, replacing the original 3 Series Coupe.
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