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Probably the most sought after models from BMW’s line-up these days are the 4 Series Convertible and its M4 brother. That’s because as temperatures are starting to cool off, living with a drop top model is easier to do.
What a lot of people don’t realize unless they actually owned and drove a convertible is that hot summer days are not the best time to drive around with the roof tucked in the boot. That’s because sunstrokes can easily happen, not to mention you get burned in all the wrong places and the seats of your car will turn to hot, metal melting stoves.
Therefore, autumn and spring seem to be the best seasons for cruising around in a convertible and with September settling in, this is the one time of the year to take full advantage.
In this regard, we thought you could use a tip or two on how to make your life easier. In BMW models, you have to keep the roof folding button pressed for around 20 seconds to go from covered up to completely exposed. That means you have to sit in the car during the whole process. But what if you didn’t?
The guys from mods4cars have been in the business of offering chips for convertibles for quite some time. Now they are offering one of these smart controllers for the M4 and 4 Series convertible models too and the price is more than acceptable if you ask us.
Overall, you’d have to pay $474 bucks for this part, no matter if we’re talking about the 4 Series or the M4 here. That’s not a bad deal, considering that you’ll then be able to raise or lower your convertible top with the press of a button. Installation takes just a couple of minutes, and you'd be good to go.
Therefore, autumn and spring seem to be the best seasons for cruising around in a convertible and with September settling in, this is the one time of the year to take full advantage.
In this regard, we thought you could use a tip or two on how to make your life easier. In BMW models, you have to keep the roof folding button pressed for around 20 seconds to go from covered up to completely exposed. That means you have to sit in the car during the whole process. But what if you didn’t?
The guys from mods4cars have been in the business of offering chips for convertibles for quite some time. Now they are offering one of these smart controllers for the M4 and 4 Series convertible models too and the price is more than acceptable if you ask us.
Overall, you’d have to pay $474 bucks for this part, no matter if we’re talking about the 4 Series or the M4 here. That’s not a bad deal, considering that you’ll then be able to raise or lower your convertible top with the press of a button. Installation takes just a couple of minutes, and you'd be good to go.
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