BMW 4 Series Convertible (2014 - 2020)

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320d Convertible M Sport

reviewed by Allen Coughlan on 27 November 2017
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5
How it drives
4
Fuel economy
3
Tax/Insurance/Warranty costs
3
Cost of maintenance and repairs
4
Experience at the dealership
3
How practical it is
5
How you rate the manufacturer
5
Overall reliability

A real joy to drop the steel roof and tear off into the Welsh hills close to my home !

After four saloon Jaguars on the run, I decided (along with my wife) to reprise my younger days in my Austin Healey and buy a convertible. This time, for the security, a steel - roofed version. No regrets, even though the ride quality, for various reasons, such as a shortened wheel-base, is not as comfortable as the last two Jaguar XF's.

Roof up, it's absolutely wind and rain-proof, which the Healey was not! The paddle-shift is tremendous, as is the feel of the sequential manual shift. The famous I-Drive is as good as I had read in the motoring press.

As I tend to be a 'push on' driver (Advanced by the way), the steering inputs and gearshift paddles are lightning quick and result in a relaxed but an exhilarating journey across country. I keep making excuses to take it out and enjoy the way I feel behind the wheel. Mostly with the roof down - even now, in November !!

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Price£33,945–£49,955
Road TaxD–K
MPG32.1–64.2 mpg
Real MPG81.7%

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