There is no regular front grille option.
The new 4 Series Coupe was introduced to the online configurator of BMW USA three months ago. The base HTML430i rear-wheel-drive version starts at $45,600. Today, however, we are talking about the (temporary range-topping) version with all the bells & whistles. You can get nearly $15,000 in options by adding just a few mouse-clicks to the M440i xDrive Coupe starting at $58,500.
Shadowline is the first option in the configurator. This is BMW talk for tinted windows and black side mirror caps. This Tanzanite Blue II metallic paint, which is $1,950, is one of the most costly options for the 4 Series Coupe. Dravit Grey Metallic is also available for the same price.
The Executive Package, which costs $3,700, is one of the most costly options. It includes adaptive LED headlights with gesture control, digital driver’s screen, 10.25 infotainment and live navigation.
Customers can also add the Executive Package to their package. These include the $1,700 Professional Driving Assistance Package, $700 Parking Assistance Pack, and $1.500 Cooling and High-Performance Tire Package. The first two packages are fairly self-explanatory. The third package includes 19-inch wheels with high performance tires, adaptive suspension, and improved braking.
There are also individual options: $300 Remote Engine Start; $250 Electric Trunk Lid; $350 Ventilated Front Seats; $100 Driver Recorder; $500 Wireless Charging and Wi-Fi Hotspot; and an $875 Harman Kardon Sound System.
All the extras added together will result in a total cost of $72,875 MSRP plus $995 destination and handling fees. The M4 Coupe, which will debut later in the month, will be considerably more expensive. Any potential hot derivatives, such as a GTS, will also increase the price.