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2022 BMW M4 Convertible: Review, Trims, Specs, Price, New Interior Features, Exterior Design, and Specifications

by Jay Traugott Convertible sales aren t anywhere near what they once were, but this hasn t stopped BMW from building them. Not only has it pressed ahead with the second-generation 4-Series Convertible, but it s done so with the high-performance version. Meet the 2022 BMW M4 Competition Convertible, a 503-horsepower, German-built, roofless road missile. Available only in Competition guise, the new M4 Convertible is also only sold with the xDrive all-wheel drive system, something the previous generation lacked. Another major departure from its predecessor is that it s equipped with a folding soft-top instead of a heavy retractable hardtop. Why these changes? Because the latter saves a substantial amount of weight which in turn allows for better performance. Why no rear-wheel-drive? The likely answer is because BMW determined there wouldn t be sufficient demand. Having AWD (with a rear-drive bias) allows BMW to expand M4 Convertible sales to parts of the country facing harsh winters

Only 150 Units Of The BMW M3 30 Jahre Edition Made It To The U S And This One s Up For Grabs

The E30 M3 sure has a special place not just among petrolheads but in BMW’s history too, so four years ago the German automaker celebrated the first ever E30 M3 sold with the limited-run M3 ’30 Jahre’ Edition. Out of 500 units, just 150 made the trip across the Atlantic, so this makes it a pretty rare sight on our streets. They first started arriving in the U.S. back in 2016, retailing for $83,250 with the six-speed manual and $86,150 with the dual-clutch transmission like this 2017 example that’s available through Bring a Trailer. It has a BMW Individual Macao Blue exterior, featuring 30 Jahre badges, high-gloss Shadow Line trim, as well as factory-standard 20-inch wheels with blue calipers. Since its based on the previous-gen M3 Competition Pack model, you also get a quicker steering ratio and revised settings for the adaptive M suspension and stability control.

Cheaper, FWD BMW 228i Gran Coupe added to US market

Cheaper, FWD BMW 228i Gran Coupe added to US market Home » Models » 2 Series » Cheaper, FWD BMW 228i Gran Coupe added to US market Just as we’re getting ready to enter 2021, BMW decided to expand its U.S. portfolio with its second front-wheel drive model ever to be sold in the land of the free. After the BMW X1 sDrive28i was introduced a while back, now you can also get a BMW 228i Gran Coupe that is non-xDrive. Of course, this also means it’s cheaper than the xDrive model so might attract new buyers. With this introduction, the 2 Series range kicks off at the lowest price ever, the 228i having a starting MSRP of $35,700. It’s not the cheapest BMW you can get in the United States right now, but it’s just $300 more than the BMW X1 sDrive28i. Under the sheet metal the two cars share a lot of their underpinnings. Both are made on the FWD UKL platform and both use the same transversely-mounted 2-liter 4-cylinder 228 HP engine under the hood.

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