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BMW has just released a new ad on their Canadian YouTube channel, showing the new M4 blazing around the "Ultimate Racetrack" — the deck of an aircraft carrier.

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BMW M4 Research: Full Pricing, Specs, Reviews, and More As the commercial progresses, it’s revealed that the M4 is “on” an aircraft carrier whose deck has been digitally altered to feature a ...

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So, BMW Canada dropped an ad for the 425-hp M4 on its YouTube channel, eh? It's a clip of the German beast ripping around a CGI aircraft carrier. It's titled “The Ultimate Racetrack.” ...