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Since we're all hyped up about the new 4 Series at the moment, covering every possible story about it, it's time to take a new look at how the 4 Series Cabrio will look like, thanks to some brand new spyshots.
The car was spotted with the roof down this time, the driver enjoying the summer sun whilst testing it (lucky bastard!). Whilst we're here drooling over it, some lucky people actually get to drive it.
As for the differences, there are few in number compared to the Coupe version. However, this one seems to be wearing the M Sport Package, a true delight for us. It will probably look exactly the same as the one for the F32 model so the camouflage is probably worthless.
Compared to the 3 Series Convertible that is still in production, the 4er will be a bit wider and longer, with a lower centre of gravity. As for the similarities, the new models will continue using the hard-top as it's the best option out there.
The engine range will definitely be the same, the 428i and 435i being the first ones put up for sale in the US, joined by the diesel 420d in Europe. As for the release date, expect it to be later this year, after the 3 Series Convertible is pulled out of production.
As for the differences, there are few in number compared to the Coupe version. However, this one seems to be wearing the M Sport Package, a true delight for us. It will probably look exactly the same as the one for the F32 model so the camouflage is probably worthless.
Compared to the 3 Series Convertible that is still in production, the 4er will be a bit wider and longer, with a lower centre of gravity. As for the similarities, the new models will continue using the hard-top as it's the best option out there.
The engine range will definitely be the same, the 428i and 435i being the first ones put up for sale in the US, joined by the diesel 420d in Europe. As for the release date, expect it to be later this year, after the 3 Series Convertible is pulled out of production.
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