The BMW sport sedan selection in Miami centers on the black 2026 M3 Competition. Four doors and five published seats make this the BMW to compare when rear passengers will join regularly. Its sedan body distinguishes it from the two-door M4, even though both cars publish performance figures worth reviewing.
The M3 when rear-door access matters
The M3’s xDrive drivetrain, 523 hp output and published 3.4-second 0–60 mph figure belong to this exact listing. Its black body, wheels and cabin appear in the approved gallery. Start with how the passengers will enter and where the car will park; the M3 badge alone does not answer either question.
For a business visit or a day with several passenger stops, separate rear doors can make the sedan a useful choice. Share bag dimensions and the pickup plan before treating five seats as proof that the entire group and its luggage will fit. The M4 remains a separate coupe option in the BMW collection.
