[MrClean335i]

This is part of the front bumper of a new model. Possibly the 3 series GT concept.

[AdiSinghV12]

M4?

[bimmerJP]

I say 3 coupe. Fine, 4 Series...

[SlammedR8]

Originally Posted by ///Mperative

4 Series Coupe. Not an M car; the rotors are not drilled.

and they are not blue like all new M cars are...

[F80_M]

Z4M

[gleung]

Production i3?

[mkoesel]

Originally Posted by MrClean335i

This is part of the front bumper of a new model. Possibly the 3 series GT concept.

This is displaying the area between the wheels. There is no seam where the sheetmetal fender would meet the composite bumper. Also, consider the brake rotor location.

[mkoesel]

I recall the "Concept Active Tourer" having some vents on the side. They are in the doors, but perhaps they've beeen moved for the production "1 Series GT".

[Sara]

Originally Posted by the infamous...

these

This

[SCOTT26]

For some here I see this being tantamount to mental torture.

Finally they got it. I was beginning to wonder...

[MrClean335i]

Originally Posted by mkoesel

This is displaying the area between the wheels. There is no seam where the sheetmetal fender would meet the composite bumper. Also, consider the brake rotor location.

You are right.

[Diver]

Definitely M wheels.

[Jblack4083]

Originally Posted by mkoesel

This is displaying the area between the wheels. There is no seam where the sheetmetal fender would meet the composite bumper. Also, consider the brake rotor location.

I believe it is actually displaying the area rear of the rear wheels and the gloss black piece is on the rear bumper

[SamS]

Originally Posted by mkoesel

This is displaying the area between the wheels. There is no seam where the sheetmetal fender would meet the composite bumper. Also, consider the brake rotor location.

Right, the caliper location is the giveaway that the black plastic piece is near the door of the vehicle, not part of the front bumper.

Just like the F12/F13/F06 have a kink in the fender behind the front wheels, I guessing the F32/F33 will as well. This seems more aggressive, being that it has black molding.

[SCOTT26]

Can I add to the teasing process?

First clue...

It's an FEP car.

[mkoesel]

Originally Posted by Jblack4083

I believe it is actually displaying the area rear of the rear wheels and the gloss black piece is on the rear bumper

So, you must also believe that the rear brakes have a rear-mounted caliper, and that the rear bumper is made of sheetmetal and is indeed integrated with the rear fender.

I am having a lot of trouble believing this is the case.

[SCOTT26]

2nd Clue.

It brings in a new era.

[Yay-Z]

Originally Posted by SCOTT26

Can I add to the teasing process?

First clue...

It's an FEP car.

???

[southlight]

Originally Posted by SCOTT26

First clue...

It's an FEP car.

More than that


Best regards,
south

[mkoesel]

Originally Posted by SamS

Just like the F12/F13/F06 have a kink in the fender behind the front wheels, I guessing the F32/F33 will as well.

The CAT also has this "kink" if we are talking about the same thing. But, it also had precious little space between the wheel and door opening, decreasing the liklihood that this picture could be related to the produciton version of that vehicle.

I do tend to agree now, after studying various pics, that this character line shown is more likely to be behind the front fender rather than in front of the rear. Thus I am convinced this is most probably a shot the front wheel.

[mkoesel]

Originally Posted by Yay-Z

???

Final Evaluation Phase

But south says no.

[Mahmood07]

M coupe!