The BMW New 420i Convertible, commonly referred to as an open car, features a retractable roof. Its low body and soft top create an exterior that attracts attention on the road. Despite its strong ...

Less than two hours after driving off the lot in my BMW 420i xDrive, I spotted something that made my heart sink.

The BMW 4 Series Convertible is infused with some of the typical BMW driving DNA, especially in the M440i and M4 models. The 420i provides ample power and driving fun for most, though, and even has a ...

The BMW 4 Series Convertible is very accomplished indeed ... and a classy interior. We think the 420i M Sport gives the best balance between performance and running costs. M Sport trim comes ...

and tops out at almost $118,000 for the 440i Convertible. Both the 420i and 420d have been boosted by the addition of adaptive M dampers, a heads-up display, powered folding rear-view mirrors, ...

Being fabric it also saves a good bit of weight – BMW claimed a 40 per ... Kerb weights for the 4-series Convertible range from 1690kg for the rear-wheel drive 420i, to a full-bodied 1890kg ...

In the UK, all 4-series convertibles will arrive ... will be the latest application of BMW’s questionable grille. Prices will start at £45,195 for the 420i M Sport and rise to £58,865 for ...

The Convertible model also gets an Air Collar, to keep your neck warm when the roof is down. BMW’s new 4 Series range is available in three flavours, kicking off with the 420i for $70,900 before ...

The BMW 4 Series Convertible is very accomplished indeed ... and a classy interior. We think the 420i M Sport gives the best balance between performance and running costs. M Sport trim comes ...