BMW 4-Series 2026 Price in Saudi Arabia

The full 4 Series spread is sold here, which means the badge stretches from a mild 420i coupé to the M4 Competition. Everything below the M cars is a 3 Series in a better suit; everything at the top is a separate machine with its own engine and chassis. All of it comes from the 4 Series generation launched in 2020, the one that introduced the tall vertical grille.

Decide whether you are buying a coupé or an M car, then measure it against the used 4 Series listings.

How much does the BMW 4 Series cost in Saudi Arabia?

There are effectively two price lists. The regular cars begin at SAR 259,095 for the 420i Coupe M Sport Package and work upward through 430i and Gran Coupe bodies; the M4 range starts well above them and runs to SAR 543,145 for the Competition Coupe. Changing body style costs far less than crossing into M territory.

Which BMW 4 Series is the one to buy?

A 430i in coupé or Gran Coupe form covers what most people actually want here — the shape, the equipment and enough pace for a Saudi highway — without the bills that follow an M badge. Buy the M4 only if you intend to use it, because on the road it is stiffer, thirstier and much harder on tyres.

BMW 4 Series or Audi A5?

The BMW is the better steer and offers a straight six at the top that Audi does not answer directly, with a stronger following in the Kingdom's used market. The Audi A5 is quieter at speed and has the more cohesive interior, and its Sportback body is the more practical four-door. The Mercedes CLE is the softer alternative.

What does a BMW 4 Series cost to run in Saudi Arabia?

A 420i or 430i costs no more to keep than the saloon it shares its parts with, and the 2.0-liter TwinPower Turbo 4-cylinder engine is undemanding. Mohamed Yousuf Naghi Motors covers sales and service through Riyadh, Jeddah and Al Khobar; M4 buyers should ask which of those branches stocks M brake and tyre items, because they are not routine inventory.