The future generation 2014 BMW M3 F30 sedan is out testing on the Nurburgring Nordschleife race track in Germany. Even though the 2014 M3 sedan prototype that was caught by spy photographers was completely covered in camouflage, some of the car's design details are distinguishable. The 2014 M3 sedan will have a completely new front fascia, with newly designed headlights, and probably a more aggressive front bumper. The power bulge on the hood will be transferred to the future generation M3. The rear of the 2014 M3 will probably be similar to the one of the current generation. However, the tail lights might undergo a re-styling process.
The trademark twin double exhaust tail pipes of the M3 will also be present on the 2014 F30 sedan
version. The 2014 M3 also seems to have a lower profile and ride height than the current model, as well as wider wheel arches.
There are no clear indications towards the type of engine BMW will choose for the M3 F30. However, some speculations say it will be powered by a 6-cylinder unit with a triple turbocharging.
More details on the 2014 BMW M3 F30 sedan will be available in the following months.
