The All New 2021 BMW 420i Convertible : Visual Car Review

The 4 Series Convertible reviewed here shares most of its bodywork and interior with the 4 Series Coupe, but loses the fixed roof which is replaced by a three-piece folding metal version that tucks away neatly into the boot. The other option in the 4 Series line-up is the Gran Coupe, which is a sleek and stylish five-door/hatchback sister model to the ‘regular’ two door Coupe.

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The BMW 4 Series Convertible’s main rivals are the Mercedes C-Class Cabriolet and Audi A5 Cabriolet, both of which have traditional fabric roof which – depending on where you park – may make them feel a little less secure.

You can get the 4 Series Convertible in three trim levels: SE, Sport and the range topping M Sport. For the real power addicts there’s also a full ‘M’ version called the M4 Convertible, which has 431bhp and supercar-threatening acceleration.

A wide range of engines is available in the 4 Series Convertible, with 420d, 430d, and 435d diesel, and 420i, 430i and 440i petrol powertrains on offer. Power outputs range from the 420i’s 182bhp, all the way up to the 440i’s 322bhp. Gear changes are handled by the standard six-speed manual box, but there’s an optional eight-speed auto. You can even get an xDrive version for superior 4x4 road holding, too.

The latest facelift has honed the 4 Series driving experience with tweaks to the suspension and updated the styling with revised LED lights front and rear. There’s also improved tech and classier trim materials in the cabin.

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