https://youtu.be/D87tO7VUs2I
2015 BMW M4 vs. 2016 Chevrolet Camaro SS - Head 2 Head
Camaro was chosen.
I question the legitimacy of this review.
A completely base zero-option 2016 M4 Coupe ($66k) comes with a nice set of features out of the box, including Comfort Access (which they claim in the video is omitted from their test car). For example, navigation, premium audio, heated seats, CF roof, and CF interior trim are all standard on the base car.
For $75k, you can build an M4 with a massive feature set - HUD w/ speed limit detection, adaptive LED headlights, cameras galore (side, top, and rear), adjustable suspension, heated steering wheel, leather, etc. Basically, a $75k M4 comes with everything they complained was missing from the test car.
There is no way to configure an M4 with the stated missing features for $81k. The car as tested likely has an MSRP of $75k max (carbon ceramic brakes). A 2016 M4 requires the Competition Package to get the CC brakes, which is likely where their number comes from - the car as tested does not have the Competition Package, so this is misleading.
In the video, the closeups of the cluster show them testing the car on the road in Efficient. The car is very different in Sport+, with nearly no turbo lag and noticeably better performance. An M4 with everything in Sport+ (engine, suspension, steering) is a significantly sharper and more exciting drive. Even the sound is improved.
I'd caution anyone using that review to make an actual buying decision to instead:
-play with the online car configurators
-head over to your local BMW and Chevy dealers and test drive both cars