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A BMW convertible for sale will be both fun to drive and surprisingly practical. Buy online entirely faff-free and benefit from a 14-day money back guarantee and a 3-month warranty across the range. Buy or finance a used BMW convertible.
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BMW 4 Series
420i M Sport 2dr Auto [Professional Media]
- Vehicle year, 2019
- Mileage, 39,881 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Automatic
Full price.£17,999Price per month. pcp. £343
£350 off
BMW 4 Series
420i M Sport 2dr Auto [Professional Media]
- Vehicle year, 2020
- Mileage, 48,653 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Automatic
Was£18,449Full price.£18,099Price per month. pcp. £328
£300 off
BMW 2 Series
M240i 2dr [Nav] Step Auto
- Vehicle year, 2019
- Mileage, 52,707 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Automatic
Was£19,589Full price.£19,289Price per month. pcp. £348
£300 off
BMW Z4
sDrive M40i First Edition 2dr Auto
- Vehicle year, 2019
- Mileage, 73,240 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Automatic
Was£27,894Full price.£27,594Price per month. pcp. £471
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BMW 4 Series
430d MHT M Sport 2dr Step Auto [Pro Pack]
- Vehicle year, 2022
- Mileage, 28,756 miles
- Fuel type, Diesel
- Transmission type, Automatic
Full price.£31,799Price per month. pcp. £546
BMW 4 Series
420i M Sport 2dr Step Auto [Pro Pack]
- Vehicle year, 2024
- Mileage, 10,851 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Automatic
Full price.£36,899Price per month. pcp. £592
£400 off
BMW 4 Series
M440i xDrive MHT 2dr Step Auto
- Vehicle year, 2024
- Mileage, 7,167 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Automatic
Was£50,099Full price.£49,699Price per month. pcp. £825
BMW 4 Series
M440i xDrive MHT 2dr Step Auto
- Vehicle year, 2025
- Mileage, 7,484 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Automatic
Full price.£57,499Price per month. pcp. £966
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BMW Convertible buying guide
Popular BMW convertibles
BMW offers a range of convertibles that combine luxurious interiors with solid performance and wind-in-your-hair excitement.
You can choose from a smaller two-seat model, mid-sized and larger BMW convertibles for sale, and even some performance models with powerful six- and eight-cylinder engines.
Apart from the current range, BMW also sold a 2 Series Convertible for a more compact form factor.
What’s it like to drive a BMW convertible?
Driving a used BMW convertible is a thrilling experience, but the thing that stands out most is the dynamic performance and handling.
While some family-focused BMW models are front-wheel drive, BMW’s convertibles are mostly rear-wheel drive, which gives you the pleasing sensation of being pushed out of corners. There are also some all-wheel drive models with extra grip.
You’ll also notice that, despite both soft and hard tops, used BMW convertibles for sale are extremely refined, so you’ll be very comfortable on longer journeys.
Standout BMW convertible features
BMW convertibles have plenty of standout features, but maybe the most comforting is the iDrive infotainment system. It’s just so easy to use, so you won’t need to learn anything to get up to speed with mapping, media and smartphone connectivity.
M Sport packages are also widespread, so if you don’t want to buy an M4 or M8 Convertible, you can have a much more sensible one with aggressive cosmetic upgrades – paired with regular petrol and diesel engines.
We’ve already alluded to it, but BMW convertibles’ rear-wheel drive setups also stand out. These are real driver’s cars, so compared with other premium convertibles from the likes of Audi, they feel much sportier to drive.
Why get a BMW convertible?
You should consider a used BMW convertible for sale because every model has a timeless, upmarket design. Whether you’re buying a nearly new one, a 10-year-old one or even a 20-year-old one, you’ll still turn heads.
The year-round usability also stands out, because the retractable roof designs are high-quality and refined and you can get features like heating for the seats and steering wheel if you do want to drop the roof in colder months.
But above all else, you’ll want to consider a used BMW convertible for sale simply because of how well it drives, whichever engine you go for.
Who are BMW convertibles suitable for?
BMW convertibles for sale are the ultimate car for driving enthusiasts who want to enjoy open-air freedom.
They’re also ideal for fans of luxury, because you make a lasting impression when you pull up in a used BMW convertible.
They also offer reasonable practicality, as some models have rear seats and decent-sized boots, so you can still ferry your friends about or head off to a weekend getaway.
Should I buy a used BMW convertible?
What convertibles does BMW have?
BMW’s convertible models are the Z4 Roadster, 4 Series Convertible and 8 Series Convertible. Also, look out for performance M4 and M8 versions. Previously, the 2 Series was available as a convertible.
What is the cheapest convertible BMW?
BMW’s cheapest convertible is the Z4, but the 2 Series Convertible tends to be affordably priced on the used market.
What is the difference between a BMW 430i and 440i?
This is a big one – the 430i uses a 2.0-litre petrol engine, but the 440i uses a meatier 3.0-litre straight-six engine. It sounds great.
Why did BMW get rid of hard-top convertibles?
It was the combination of several influencing factors, such as the added cost of metal versus fabric and the fact that soft-tops are lighter and therefore more efficient.
