Power, speed and beauty - this is what the BMW M240i Convertible is all about. The M240i is the latest in the series of BMW convertibles. Similar to its predecessor in looks but packed with a more powerful punch in speed and priced at a fairly reasonable amount that is worthy of its brand. Top-downs are a classic but the M240i takes the cake. This is definitely an upgrade for BMW M2 fans and car enthusiasts.
Getting To Know The 2016 BMW M240i Convertible
A new model of the BMW convertible is out and has definitely outdone itself. Its new engine is something to look forward to. Simply put, this metallic beauty is not just all about show because it also has a lot of power under the hood. And of course, it's also about the comfort of the driver and passengers. A BMW convertible is known for its top-down feature that allows for the riders to enjoy a cool ride on a fine day and the BMW M240i does not disappoint.
What To Expect From It
So, what can consumers expect when it comes to the 2016 BMW M240i Convertible aside from being faster and more powerful? Well, the price is fairly reasonable for something that comes with a lot of power and speed as well as beauty. For the price of around $48,000, an individual's garage will be occupied by a great car.
Checking Out Its Specs
In a review by TopGear, the 2016 BMW M240i can go from zero to 62Mph within 4.70 seconds with a maximum speed of 155Mph. And for a car that can go really fast in a very quick manner of time, it also has to be able to stop quickly and its 340 brake horsepower is specifically designed for it. As far as the fuel consumption goes, drivers will be happy to find that they can drive for as much as 38.2 miles per gallon, which is considered to be a very impressive feat.
Is It Time To Get One?
So, is it the right time to get one of these? According to Autocar, for a driver who is looking to get a great car with power and beauty as well as great fuel economy and a reasonable price, the 2016 BWM M240i is definitely be something worth taking into consideration. However, a convertible may not be everyone's cup of tea and might as well wait for BMW's unveling of its new G30 5 Series.
