2024
Semi-Auto
39.8 mpg
Tax: £180
Mileage: 5
Petrol
39.2 mpg
Tax: £190
Mileage: 412
32.8 mpg
Mileage: 451
Hybrid
Mileage: 514
38.2 mpg
Mileage: 815
Mileage: 1,545
Mileage: 2,000
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2023
54.3 mpg
Mileage: 2,132
Diesel
Mileage: 2,505
Mileage: 3,232
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Echoing the bold style of its 4 Series Coupe showroom stablemate, the improved version of BMW's second generation 4 Series Convertible aims to blend sporting driving pleasure and open-air thrills to continue the 40-year legacy in this model class that began with the Munich maker's first 3 Series Convertible. As before, it sizes up to the same two segment arch-rivals, Audi's A5 Convertible and what's now called the Mercedes CLE Cabriolet - and like those competitors uses a fabric roof. With this smarter revised model, plenty of changes under the skin aim to make it a bit more of a driver's car than before.
Like many of its owners will be, BMW is quietly satisfied with this 4 Series Convertible, especially in this revised form. Would this car be a more engaging driving machine without the extra weight of its roof mechanicals? The extra sharpness of its 4 Series Coupe stablemate certainly suggests that. I sense though, that most buyers of this open-topped version will be quite happy with a more relaxed, comfortable demeanour. That is, after all, as much as competitors from Audi and Mercedes offer - and those brands can't deliver the engine choice BMW provides here. In fact, a lot of boxes are ticked by this car if you can afford its asking price. You get impressive safety systems, high residual values, above average rear seat legroom and a sheer depth of engineering that rarely fails to impress. As a result, in many ways, it's probably the most complete contender in this segment and, best of all, it looks as striking and expensive as a convertible of this kind should when the sun's out and all is right with the world. True, there are probably all kinds of ways of more sensibly spending the budget required for one of these. You know what though? Right here, right now, I can't really think of any....
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