So, how do you current M3 owners feel about the upcoming M4 coupe? Let us know inside.

This F83 M4 convertible spotted yesterday completes the M3/M4 trifecta … until the M4 Gran Coupe comes along that is.

As one can see, the F83 M4 will generally share the M4 coupe and M3 sedan’s aero parts (and mechanicals). Even the trunk, which is of the automatically opening variety (to store the hardtop), appears to feature a similar CSL style curve. Parts such as the front/rear bumpers and mirrors may appear different than the M4 coupe, but that’s due to the heavier camouflage which … CONTINUED

We showed you the latest F82 M4 coupe prototype today, and now feast your eyes at the F80 M3, also in the most revealing form yet! This is the first we’ve seen the F80 M3 in what appears to be Singapore Grey Metallic color.

The first thing that pops out (literally) at us are the fenders. Check out the nearly widebody look of the rear fenders. While the M4 is a svelte and sexy sports coupe, the new M3 looks like its bruiser brother with … CONTINUED

Following the reveal of the BMW M4 Concept, testing continues on the production M4 Coupe and here we have our best look yet at the production bound F82 M4.

Spotted in Germany, this prototype looks nearly the same as the concept. The only significant differences are the absence of the concept’s carbon fiber front lip, rear diffuser fins, carbon fiber exhaust tips and black kidney grilles, which may all become available as part of the M Performance Parts catalog for the M4.

Everything else is virtually identical … CONTINUED

The M235i / 2 Series is due soon and while we wait, it’s undergoing some final performance testing on the Nurburgring, where it’s said by BMW to be able to beat the 1M Coupe.

Klaus Froehlich, Senior Vice President Brand and Product Strategies at BMW recently revealed these little tidbits:

The M235i is as close a spiritual successor to the 2002ti that we’ve had. My initial benchmark was that it will be faster than the BMW 1M Coupe around the Nurburgring, which it is.”I have just signed … CONTINUED

As you’ve seen, we spent the latter half of last week at the Pebble Beach Automotive Week in Monterey, California, which is an annual week-long banquet of events for automobile enthusiasts and connoisseurs who converge on the Monterey area. While the collection of automotive hardware (everything from some of the most expensive classics to the latest model exotics) spotted around the Monterey peninsula was the largest and most impressive gathering we’ve ever witnessed, the highlight of the trip for us was having the first look … CONTINUED

Over the past few days, we’ve brought you live coverage of the BMW M4 Concept reveal from Pebble Beach, but you can soon watch a M4 re-reveal streamed live from BMW CCA Oktoberfest in Monterey.

On Tuesday, August 20 at 8PM PT (Pacific Time) / 11PM Eastern Time, BMW will broadcast via live stream in the ‘closed room’ at M-Power.com: http://m-power.com/_open/b/closedroom.jsp?lang=en

Registration is required to access the closed room and web stream, but it requires only a name and email address.

We have added to our M4 Concept video collection with 3 new videos, featuring footage of the F82 M4 Coupe Concept at its Lagune Seca reveal in the BMW Paddock, as well as an overview video featuring interviews with the M4 designer and BMW CEO. B-roll footage clip has also been posted.

Third day of showing for the M4 Coupe Concept here at Pebble Beach and the M4 is on display at the Laguna Seca raceway in the BMW Paddock.

We bring you even more photos, under a third set of lighting conditions – overhead flourescent lighting

We have posted even more BMW M4 Coupe Concept images in different colors, with some wheels thrown in.