BMW’s new 4 Series Coupe is here to stay and change the face of the line-up. Actually, come to think about it, the 4 Series was the model that started the entire BMW renaming scheme back in 2013.
After the Germans replaced their long-standing 3 Series Coupe with a completely new model, the madness started. Just a couple of months later we would be introduced to the 2 Series Coupe that replaced the 1 Series and then the bombshell fell when we saw the first front-wheel-drive Bimmer, the Active Tourer.
All of these changes happened really fast and left us little time to realize what was happening. Even so, the tuning scene was quick on the trigger and reacted rather fast, bringing out aftermarket bits and pieces for every new model on the street.
Since the 4 Series started this whole thing, it was only natural to receive the most attention. Therefore, since the Coupe reached dealerships worldwide, a number of tuners released their own take on the model.
Apart from the usual AC Schnitzer, Hartge and Hamann kits, now we’re being introduced to Rieger’s own. Even though the guys fell into a cone of shadow in recent years, they are still some of the best around, especially when it comes to BMW and Mercedes.
Their version of the 4 Series is wearing a carbon fibre package made of a front splitter, new mirror caps, side skirts and rear diffuser. Nothing special but they are all of the outmost quality however.
The tuner is also offering custom wheels for the tuning enthusiast in you, in a variety of colors, while the rear bumper can be further modified by adding one of their exhaust systems that have 4 tailpipes.
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