CO2 emissions 232–217 g/km (combined)
Fuel consumption 10.2–9.5 l/100 km (combined)
5 good reasons for the BMW M4 Convertible
- Athletic freedom on four wheels
- Convertible hardtop opens in just 20 seconds
- Pleasant acoustics even at high speeds
- Output of 317 kW (431 hp)
- From 0-100 km/h in 4.1 seconds with M DCT
The new BMW M4 Convertible is even more sporty, connected and upscale.
Harald Krüger,
CEO of BMW AG
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In 1990, the 4-cylinder petrol engine was upgraded to 158 kW/215 hp and the first BMW M3 Convertible reached a speed of 239 km/h. This made it the world’s fastest four-seater convertible at the time.
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In 1994, the BMW M3 Convertible’s innovative new safety technology made an impression. The standard roll-over protection system featured roll-bars integrated behind the headrests. These were automatically activated if the vehicle was at risk of overturning.
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With its characteristic M features such as a 252 kW/343 hp, high-rev naturally-aspirated engine, adaptive M suspension, a variable M differential lock and M high-performance brakes, the fourth generation of the BMW M3 Convertible was an outstanding athlete in 2000.
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From spring 2008, this open-top four-seater with its 309 kW/420 hp, 4-litre, 8-cylinder engine was perfectly suited to both sporty, dynamic driving and relaxed cruising.
The ‘rocket’ can even be handled as gently as a lamb.
German car magazine “GO FOR MORE” took the BMW M4 Convertible for a test drive.