BMW M4 F82 ZCP Lap Times

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The BMW M4 F82 ZCP is a rear-wheel-drive, four-seater/two-door coupe produced between 2016 and 2020 in the BMW Regensburg assembly plant, Germany. This powerful-looking, motorsport-oriented vehicle runs with a Competition twin turbo-power 3.0 L 450 HP at 7000 RPM engine that takes the F82 to a maximum speed of 155.34 MPH and from 0-62MPH in 4.2 seconds. The M4 F82 ZCP features a 6-speed manual transmission, independent spring front, multi-link rear suspension, and rack & pinion electric steering. The stock package uses Michelin Pilot Super Sport 265/30 ZR20 94Y on the front and 285/30 ZR20 99Y on the back to hit the pavement.

The ZCP abbreviation stands for Zee Competition Package, which includes special lightweight M sports seats, more engine power, and a lighter body. The $70.000 price tag is appealing for those motorsports enthusiasts with a decent budget. The M4 F82 ZCP shines with a more firmly drive than the standard version making the car an even more excellent daily driver. It has a curb weight of 3340 LBS, measures 183.9x73.62x52.8 inches, and its fuel consumption is 12l/100KM. Various drive modes are available for the BMW M4 F82 ZCP, such as Comfort – Sport and Sport plus.

OEM Specs

Twin-power turbo, Intercooler

2014: The M4 F82 debuted with a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged inline-six engine producing 425 horsepower. Standard features included adaptive suspension, 18-inch wheels, and a carbon-fiber roof.

2015: BMW introduced the Competition Package, increasing engine output to 444 horsepower. It included revised suspension tuning, a sport exhaust system, and unique 20-inch wheels.

2016: The M4 received minor updates, including new LED taillights and interior enhancements like updated iDrive software.

2017: Adaptive M suspension and navigation became standard across all M4 models. The Competition Package continued with its performance enhancements.

2018: BMW introduced the M4 CS, positioned between the Competition Package and the GTS model. It featured 454 horsepower, unique styling elements, and weight-saving measures.

2019: To comply with emissions regulations, BMW replaced the carbon fiber driveshaft with a steel one. This change was necessary to accommodate the Otto Particulate Filter (OPF).

2020: The M4 F82's production concluded, making way for the next-generation M4. Special editions like the M Heritage Edition were released, featuring unique color schemes and interior trims.

Lap Times vs Average

Treadwear/MOD LEVEL

Stock/Light

Medium

Heavy/Race

>200

+2.82s

141-200

+2.82s

+2.7s

100-140

+1s