Although we've since come to terms with it, initially, we were somewhat dubious about BMW's decision to rename coupe and convertible derivatives of the 3-series as the 4-series. Few, if any, models carry the same sort of equity that's been earned by the 3er, so it seemed a shame to cut its model line in half. Now that the Bavarians have introduced the 2015 4-series Gran Coupe, the seventh body variation on the shared platform, it makes sense. Answering the question of, "Which 3-series would you like," becomes rather difficult when possible answers include: sedan, wagon, oddly shaped hatchback, long-wheelbase sedan, coupe, and cabriolet. Adding a second sedan in the form of the 4-series GC would've only made matters worse had the brand not gone forward with the split. READ MORE ››
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