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Making it’s debut in 2018, the BMW M4 GT4 is powered by a 3.0L straight-6 S66 M TwinPower turbo and produces 440hp at 7200rpm. It will join Raceroom’s other three GT4-class cars in December.
Length: 4.67m
Wheelbase: 2.82m
Fuel tank: 125L
Carbon fibre doors, roof, bonnet
Minimum racing weight (pre-BOP) 1430kg
Weight distribution: 52F/48R
Engine: 3.0L straight-6 S66 M TwinPower turbo
Torque approx 550nm from 2000-5500rpm
Power approx 440hp @ 7200rpm
Motorsport ABS
Motorsport Traction control
Wheels: 18″ x 11″ all round
Tyres: 300/660 R18 all round
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