Buy this BMW and meet motorcycle legend Valentino Rossi at his home and at the track. The BMW M4 CS Edition VR46 is a special edition birthday gift to the nine-time world champ, who is now a factory racing driver for BMW on four wheels,

But unlike most birthday presents, you buy it for yourself. Also, unlike most presents, it costs $155,000.

Capped in production at 92 models in total for the entire world, with 46 festooned in Frozen Tanzanite Blue Metallic and the other 46 dressed in Marina Bay Blue Metallic, this special M4 CS specifically wishes Rossi his 46th birthday,

BMW will offer four examples of its M4 CS Edition VR46 in Australia out of a global production run of 92 vehicles, with the limited-edition model costing almost $100,000 more than the standard M4 CS.

The BMW M4 CS Edition VR46 celebrates MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi with exclusive design highlights, 550bhp performance, and just 92 units worldwide. Discover its features, specs, and special ownership perks.

In 2025, the nine-time motorcycle racing champion turns 46 - the perfect time to remind us of his favorite racing number, and BMW celebrates "The Doctor"

The special edition BMW M4 CS Edition VR46 will be limited to 46 units and will get a twin-turbo inline six-cylinder engine.

Read about a special BMW M4 CS Edition VR46 sports car, which has been built to celebrate Valentino Rossi's 46th birthday, here with MCN.

The legendary Valentino Rossi, who competed with #46 his entire career, turns 46 this year. To celebrate the occasion, BMW is presenting the nine-time motorcycle world champion with a special version of the M4 CS.

BMW will offer the VR46 in one of two specifications, Sport and Style. Sport models feature a Marina Bay Sans Blue finish with Tanzanite Blue decals and stickers. The Style version switches to a matte finish of Tanzanite Blue for the main body, with the decals finished in the same colour, but contrasting through their gloss finish.

Valentino Rossi is a man of many talents, not just spectacular motorcycle heroics. It's likely a lesser-known feat than his numerous MotoGP championships, but the racer has taken a liking to four-wheeled motorsport in the past few years,