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Originally Posted by spdandpwr
I don't get why the 4-series staggers behind the 3-series by two years. The new body style will be out for two years (19 and 20) before the car finishes production...
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Originally Posted by SoCali E36
So the 4 series is going to have a 1.5 year run as a 2020 model?
This makes no sense. This car is now a dated model. The 3 series ended as a 2018 model. The 4, being a model year long, should end as a 2019 model. But to stretch it out like this, I think it's a bad idea.
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Originally Posted by SteveSpy
I'm so confused. I thought M3 and M4 production had ended 2 months ago. Am I missing something?
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Staying on top of this thread is really the single best thing you can do to keep yourself educated about current BMW product timelines:
https://bimmerpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=901686
Regarding the 4 Series and M4 continuing on into 2020, BMW products (with rare exceptions) have a seven year cycle. And since the launch of the 3 Series (now 4 Series) coupe has always trailed the launch of the sedan by about a year and a half, so too does its end of production.