KenRay 
2017 BMW 4 Series Coupe 440i xDrive 2dr Coupe AWD (3.0L 6cyl Turbo 8A)
Sexy and powerful
 I fell in love with the BMW F32 4 series the first time I saw one.  Long sexy lines, low and wide stance, long drop hood and long sloping rear.  The new inline 6 cylinder engine is a major refinement for what is probably the most successful sport sedan/coupe in automotive history.  When you start the car, it gives you a heart pumping exhaust note.  Not obnoxiously throaty, but simply exudes power.  The 8 speed auto transmission is silky smooth as a BMW should be, easily shifts down when power is needed.  Handling is tight and controlled, the low and wide stance coupled with nearly even weight balance front to rear means this car can corner almost anything. You really appreciate the extra torque when you punch it on the highway, no hesitation, just presses you into the back of the seats.  Awesome.  I have owned three BMWs and the technology is finally catching up.  The new iDrive version is intuitive and much quicker than earlier versions.  I actually use the voice commands; they are intuitive and much easier to use than in past.  I particularly like the connected drive app to send destinations from my iPhone to the Nav system in the car so when I get in, my destination is ready to go.  I also like that Pandora and Amazon music are fully integrated to the app so I can stream music directly through the car and dump SiriusXM once the free trial is over. The front sport seats are super comfortable and adjustable, while the back seat is not really usable for adults (short trips only).  It's a 2-door coupe, I didn't buy it for the rear seats.  I'm 6'-2" and very comfy in the cockpit.  Ok, for the not so great - for 2017 BMW changed their included maintenance to only 3 yrs 36k miles which means three oil changes.  No more wiper blades, you have to buy a $600 upgrade to get wiper blades in the first 36k and another boat load of cash to extend the maintenance another year.  It's a real downgrade for buyers and makes BMW much less attractive to own.  If you have a 36 month lease, this doesn't affect you.  I have the same complaints as everyone else - run flat tires suck, are expensive to replace and harsh to ride on, the electronic steering is mushy compared to the old days although every car comes with it these days, because the suspension is taught the ride can be harsh especially on crappy Northeastern roads.  It is a great car, pure joy to drive, sexy and powerful.  Definitely worth considering despite the maintenance plan change.