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The Best New Cars Coming In 2020 & Beyond

What can you expect to see in showrooms in the next couple of years? Our guide reveals all

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19 Oct 2020

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BMW 4 Series

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On sale: Now
Price: from £39,870

The BMW 4 Series has been revealed, and we’ll leave you to make your own mind up about the distinctive styling. It may now look completely different, but it still shares most of its engine range and its interior with the BMW 3 Series saloon. The coupe variant will be a pure two-door, while the convertible will get a fabric roof instead of the metal-folding version found in the outgoing model. There’s also a four-door Gran Coupe due soon too.

Read our review of the new BMW 4 Series coupe here.

BMW M4

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On sale: late 2020
Price: ~ £70,000

After the reveal of the new 4 Series Coupe, the latest M4 will follow later this year. It’ll get the same dramatic styling, with a pair of huge front kidney grilles, and the same 473bhp and 503bhp six-cylinder engine options as the new M3 Saloon. The more powerful version is the only version coming to the UK.

Ford Mustang hybrid

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On sale: summer
Price: ~ £50,000

The Ford Mustang isn’t just going electric - there’ll be a hybrid version of the coupe too. Ford has been testing a hybrid version in disguise, and it’s thought that it’ll use the 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine alongside a battery and a small electric motor. The power figures of the hybrid should be similar to the V8, but fuel economy will be a little better.

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Richard Ingram

Richard is a former editor of Carbuyer, as well as sister site DrivingElectric.com, and he's now Deputy Editor at Auto Express. Having spent a decade working in the automotive industry, he understands exactly what makes new car buyers tick.