The BMW M4 Convertible is a visceral sports car that promises to pull hair out of the most unsuspecting heads.
BMW started the month of September with hair in the wind, introducing the BMW M4 Convertible to the world. A sports car that combines the dynamic skills and mechanical power of the well-known M3 and M4 Coupés with the advantages of rolling with an open top, which only a cabriolet can offer.
However, it is believed that the unparalleled sensations of rolling one's hair in the wind – say the staunchest defenders of the cabriolet… – have a price to pay. In particular, less sharp dynamics and greater weight due to the mechanical hood and structural reinforcements.
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Even so, the 3.0 TwinPower Turbo engine that delivers 425hp and 550Nm should not feel great difficulties in locomoting the added weight of this model. Evidences? The BMW M4 Convertible reaches 100km/h in just 4.2 seconds and reaches 250 km/h (electronically limited). The consumptions announced are 8.7L/100km, which correspond to emissions of 204g/km.
This BMW will come equipped as standard with a six-speed manual gearbox, although there is also a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission available as an option. The choice is yours.
