Bmw Coupe Drop Top

The first drop-top-M3 ever. If there's one BMW M Convertible that represents all open BMW M models, it's the M3 from the E30 series. This was the first M car in the company's history fitted with a folding roof as standard.

The M3 Convertible embodies the symbiosis of high. Discover why the 2025 BMW M4 Convertible is the ultimate all-season convertible, blending thrilling performance with everyday comfort. BMW M says only 786 E30 M3 Convertibles were made, making it an ultra-rare and highly collectible model.

This was the first convertible M car, and the only drop-top M3 powered by the original four-cylinder S14 engine. It was based on the M3 homologation special, which means it's practically a race car underneath. The 2022 BMW M4 Competition Convertible xDrive gets all of the M4 goodies plus a powered retractable soft top, making the 503.

BMW's most opulent drop-top insists it's a proper sports car. Question is, why? The BMW 4 Series Convertible in M440i spec is pretty much the last drop top Bimmer you can buy before things get really expensive.

From a resurgence of the Z4M coupe to this year's drop-top concept, the styling cues present on the shores of Lake Como seem to suit BMW better. The niche sector of supercar fast family drop tops has contracted to a pool of one. The BMW M4 convertible flies the flag admirably.

Its sleek design screams high-performance sports car, catching eyes with its striking visuals, especially when cruising with the convertible top down. The BMW M4 Competition Convertible with M xDrive delivers an exhilarating performance, enveloping all four seats in a captivating automotive spectacle. BMW M4 Competition Convertible with M xDrive The new BMW M4 Competition Convertible with M xDrive features BMW's classic M formula.

The car offers unobstructed sunlight and wind into the hair along with BMW M's sonorous engine sound. The drop-top comes with the capability to open or close in just 18 seconds and a speed of up to 50 km/h.