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2018 BMW M4 GT4

HIGHLIGHTS

Turbocharged 3.0L S55 Inline-Six 

Seven-Speed Dual Clutch Transmission 

Limited-Slip Differential

BMW Motorsport EVO Kit

Öhlins Adjustable Suspension 

AP Racing Brakes 

8" SAI Motorsport Wheels 

Front Splitter & Canards 

Adjustable Rear Wing

Roll Cage 

Carbon-Fiber Racing Seat 

Air Conditioning 

Fire Suppression System

Spare Parts Collection

SUMMARY

This 2018 BMW M4 GT4 is a factory-built race car that was purchased by its current owner in 2022. The car is finished in white with exposed carbon-fiber elements on the roof panel and doors. It is powered by a turbocharged 3.0L S55 inline-six engine paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission and a limited-slip differential. In April 2023, a BMW Motorsport EVO kit was installed, which included a new intercooler, intake manifold, oil pan, differential oil cooler, wheel hubs, and carbon-fiber fender reinforcements. Additional upgrades include BMW Motorsport front Heim joints, adjustable Öhlins coilovers, AP Racing disc brakes, 18″ SAI Motorsport wheels, an adjustable rear wing, air conditioning, a single carbon-fiber racing seat, and a roll cage. This M4 GT4 is now available for sale on dealer consignment in Scottsdale, Arizona, with spare parts, service records, and a bill of sale.

The car’s body incorporates carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer components, including the hood, front splitter, rear wing, roof, doors, and mirror housings. The exposed carbon-fiber finish is applied to the doors and roof panel, while the door handles and mirror caps are painted white. Other features include front and rear tow straps and an adjustable rear wing. A rocker panel was replaced in preparation for the sale.

The M4 GT4 sits on black 18″ SAI Motorsport M Performance wheels fitted with 300/660 Hankook Ventus slick tires. A spare set of wheels is also included. The car is equipped with adjustable Öhlins coilovers with remote reservoirs, and the suspension is further enhanced with adjustable control arms and BMW Motorsport Heim joints. EVO-spec wheel hubs and bearings were installed in April 2023. Stopping power comes from AP Racing six-piston front and four-piston rear calipers, which work with multi-piece ventilated discs. The brake system also features double-flow cooling ducts, with brake bias adjustable via a dial in the cockpit.

Inside, the M4 GT4 is outfitted with a DMSB-certified, FIA-approved roll cage and a carbon-fiber racing seat upholstered in black cloth. Other features include a carbon-fiber dashboard, door panels, and a GT4-branded center console, as well as an adjustable AP Racing pedal box, fire suppression system, and air conditioning.

The steering yoke is trimmed in Alcantara and mounted on an adjustable column, framing a digital display. The odometer shows under 1,400 miles and approximately 39 hours of runtime, as shown in the gallery.

The 3.0L turbocharged S55 inline-six engine, factory-rated at 431 horsepower, has been upgraded with a BMW Motorsport intercooler, intake manifold, and oil pan as part of the 2023 EVO kit. Power is delivered to the rear wheels through a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission, a carbon-fiber driveshaft, and a mechanical limited-slip differential with a remote oil cooler, which was also added during the EVO kit installation.

A collection of spare parts is included with the sale, along with invoices for the work performed under the current ownership.

The car does not have a title or registration, as it is intended for track use only. It is being sold on a bill of sale.

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