BMW M4 Burns Rubber on an Aircraft Carrier

We've seen car manufacturers go to great lengths to prove the might of their cars; we've seen them taking their cars to the edge of the world to prove that they have been successful in making a beast that is worthy of every moment that went into its making. Keeping with the tradition, BMW recently released a video of the new M4 Coupe and boy, will this make you smile!
The Bavarian car manufacturer put this video together for the Canadian market and the M4 is seen doing what it does best - power slide. Clearly, it is a track focused car and BMW has taken it where it belongs, but there is one essential detail that makes all the difference.
The course is built on top of an aircraft carrier and that's where we see the M4 burning some rubber and sliding across in every direction. The M4 is on the ultimate racetrack and it does not disappoint.
The M4 Coupe gets a 3.0-litre TwinPower Turbo 6-cylinder engine that develops 420bhp and 550Nm torques and the acceleration from 0-100km/h is done in a brisk 4.1 seconds. You can see all that power breezing through the track and this just builds up a lot of excitement and also teaches you something more. It tells you that an aircraft carrier makes for the ultimate racetrack in the world.
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