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Along with the first sunny days of spring, the BMW test drivers punishing the M4 Convertible to the limit before its imminent unveiling set for this Friday are starting to drive with the tops down.
Thus they’re providing our spy photographers with some great shots of the new car, with the roof folded as it is supposed to be. Need we say the thing looks amazing?
By now you’d probably think that we’re just the biggest BMW fanboys out there but at this point we’re just pointing out the obvious: this thing is absolutely gorgeous.
We’ve seen it with the top up for quite a number of times up until now, mostly in sub zero conditions but today, we’re in for a treat. The car we’re looking at seems to have black leather all around matching the black exterior of the car perfectly.
There’s still some camouflage on the car, mostly applied over the front and rear bumpers, the side gills on the front fenders and on the bonnet but they can’t fool anyone anymore, we know what’s hiding under that body.
Just look at the rear end of the car and you’ll notice that the exhaust system has no less than 4 pipes at the back and no other 4 Series model (including the 435i) has that setup as standard. So, what do you think?
By now you’d probably think that we’re just the biggest BMW fanboys out there but at this point we’re just pointing out the obvious: this thing is absolutely gorgeous.
We’ve seen it with the top up for quite a number of times up until now, mostly in sub zero conditions but today, we’re in for a treat. The car we’re looking at seems to have black leather all around matching the black exterior of the car perfectly.
There’s still some camouflage on the car, mostly applied over the front and rear bumpers, the side gills on the front fenders and on the bonnet but they can’t fool anyone anymore, we know what’s hiding under that body.
Just look at the rear end of the car and you’ll notice that the exhaust system has no less than 4 pipes at the back and no other 4 Series model (including the 435i) has that setup as standard. So, what do you think?
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