BMW 4 Series pictures

<span>The BMW 4 Series builds on the 3 Series Saloon with its more desirable and sporty looks.&nbsp;</span>

<span>BMW has added its xDrive four-wheel drive system to the range. It comes as standard on cars with the most powerful 435d diesel engine, and gives the 4 Series a planted, secure feel on the road.</span>

<span>The 4 Series feels an even more engaging car to drive than the accomplished 3 Series saloon thanks to having the lowest centre of gravity of any BMW in the current range.&nbsp;</span>

<span>If you want tighter responses, go for the 4 Series M Sport, but the SE is still better to drive than its most direct rivals.</span>

<span>Xenon lights and black vents in the famous BMW kidney grilles come as standard on the 4 Series SE models.</span>

<span>The 4 Series only shares the bonnet with the saloon and is different enough to be able to justify its place in a separate model range.</span>

<span>SE models come with 17-inch alloy wheels as standard. There's a range of alloy wheel options available at extra cost, so you'll easily be able to specify a 4 Series to your tastes.</span>

<span>T<span>he petrol engines range from a 2.0-litre with 184bhp right up to the 3.0-litre found in the M4 with&nbsp;431bhp. There are three diesel engines ranging from a 2.0-litre with 184bhp, up to a 3.0-litre with 258bhp.</span></s

<span>Up front, there's plenty of room for drivers of all shapes and sizes, with good all-round visibility.</span> <span><span>BMW’s optional ConnectedDrive is also available, allowing the car to connect to the internet and give you

There's more space for two adults in the rear&nbsp;than the Mercedes C-Class Coupe and the&nbsp;Audi A5, even if the curved roofline impinges on headroom slightly.

<span>Boot capacity is decent at 445 litres and is accessed by a simple wave of the foot under the rear bumper, so long as you have the key in your pocket.</span>