The Internet Just Fixed The New BMW M4

That's primarily what Bembli focused on in his attempt to "fix" the BMW M4's design, sharing his process in a recent YouTube video. He picked the foremost shoulder line, which trails from the front fender just aft of the headlamp, and extended that line along the full length of the car, taking out the less well-defined shoulder lines on the middle of the door and along the rear fender.

He also spent some time with the front fascia, shortening the "buck teeth" and extending the lower grilles into one continuous piece to take up the extra space, relocating the front-mounted license plate in the process. The headlamps have been reshaped to better suit his new grille design.

The end result of Bembli's redesign efforts won't please everyone, especially when it comes to the grille, but there's something to be said for a sharp, unbroken shoulder line - especially on a car with so many hard angles and creases at the front end.

Of course, no matter how you happen to feel about BMW's new corporate grille, it's best you get used to it; the automaker has no plans to do away with the feature any time soon, primarilybecause of the Chinese market,汽车制造商像宝马仍在努力establish a distinct brand identity.