Does the BMW M4 have a convertible version?
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BMW M4 does have a convertible version, which is an imported sedan with a relatively heavy body. It is equipped with a 3.0T twin-turbocharged engine and comes with Michelin tires as standard factory-fitted tires. The BMW M4 continues the basic design of the 4 Series convertible on the side of the body, with the distinctive rearview mirror covers and iconic shark gill decorations of the M series clearly visible. The car adopts the front face design of the new 3 Series, with sharp angel-eye headlights connected to blackened quadrilateral air intakes. The front bumper features an integrated lower lip spoiler, with all dynamic elements forming the M series.
I remember driving the BMW M4 convertible, which indeed has a soft-top model. The one-touch roof operation is incredibly smooth while driving, and it remains stable even at high speeds. The convertible version packs the same punch as the coupe in terms of power, though wind noise is slightly more noticeable. I’d recommend test-driving it on a sunny day to enjoy the open-air experience—just be prepared to clean the roof more frequently to prevent stains, as it requires a bit more upkeep than the hardtop. On a related note, if you love the convertible vibe, the Mercedes C-Class Cabriolet is also a solid choice, though BMW’s handling feels more engaging. Just remember to check the weather—avoid opening the roof during rainy seasons to keep the interior dry!
