E92E93

The E92E93 refers to the second generation of the BMW 4 Series, specifically the coupe (E92) and convertible (E93) body styles. These models were produced from 2006 to 2013, succeeding the E46 generation and being replaced by the F32/F33 generation. The E92 coupe was introduced first, followed by the E93 convertible. These cars were known for their sporty handling, powerful engines, and premium interiors, characteristic of BMW's offerings.

Engine options varied across the production run and markets, but commonly included inline-four and inline-six gasoline engines, as well as diesel engines in some regions. Performance variants, such as the M3, were also part of the E92/E93 lineup, featuring a high-revving V8 engine and enhanced chassis dynamics. The E92 featured a retractable hardtop, offering the versatility of a coupe and a convertible, a key differentiator from many contemporaries.

The design of the E92/E93 featured BMW's then-current styling language, characterized by sharp lines and a low-slung profile. Inside, the cabin was driver-focused with high-quality materials and advanced technology for its time, including options like iDrive navigation. The E92E93 models were well-received by critics and consumers alike for their blend of performance, luxury, and everyday usability.