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Graceful movement in pure form, the BMW 3 Series Convertible is the marriage of performance and elegance to create a unique open-top driving experience. The retractable hardtop of the BMW 3 Series Convertible disappears at the touch of a button, instantly freeing you to the joys of open air driving.

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bmw 3-Series Convertible Car Reviews

Number of reviews: 9

Alex, Worcestershire

BMW 3-Series Convertible 320d 2009

Had a 2004 M sport saloon, changed over to the convertible a week ago. It’s a great car, superbly built, responsive, very good on fuel, feels classy. When the roof is down, it’s a completely different car - I can’t wait for the sun to come out.

Submitted: 15/06/2009 10:40:09

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Alex, Surrey

BMW 3-Series Convertible 325d 2008

Amazing car! The roof mechanism is a master piece and looks brilliant with the roof up or down, wind noise is minimal and the engine is very quiet even at high revs. It performs amazingly for a diesel, it holds the road very well through tight corners at harsh speeds. It is also a very comfortable car for short or long journeys. I cannot fault it, my first convertible ever and it’s definitely been a wise decision.

Submitted: 20/04/2009 10:43:33

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Bob Cockeram, Yorkshire

BMW 3-Series Convertible 320SE 2008

All our 3 previous BMW 3 series models we have had have been diesel saloons. Great reliable cars but lacking that feeling of owning something a little bit special. Before purchasing this convertible I had read about the heavier body and that coupled with it being a petrol unit it did mean a re-adjustment in driving styles. The diesels would pull away in any gear but to get the best out of the smaller 2 litre unit you do have to push it on with a manual box fitted. Having said that the fuel economy is outstanding and with the recent hike in diesel fuel costs is it worth paying the premium for an oil burner to get just a few miles more per gallon. Having done several thousand miles now it has had to go to the dealers once for an engine sensor fitting (warning light came on and a little less power) but the vehicle was still useable. Otherwise no other problems and the wind noise is no worse than any other car we have owned. Would we have another one? There is every reason to say yes but that will also depend on how much it drops in value. The saloons lost in motoring terms very little over the period we owned them and that is one of the best reasons to buy a BMW but I do hunt around for deal. The real down side of owning this car in UK is we just do not get the weather to get maximum enjoyment when the top is stored neatly away in the boot.

Submitted: 22/12/2008 09:25:02

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Michael, London

BMW 3-Series Convertible 2007

The 335i is a very, very good car. It’s quicker than the 630 I had before and the XK8 before that, amazing really. Reliability has been fine so far and it handles well, too. Best car I’ve owned, although I should have shod it with bigger wheels.

Submitted: 17/09/2008 10:28:43

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Charles Carter, Lancashire

BMW 3-Series Convertible 330D 2008

I have had the car now for four months and really enjoyed driving it. I have had roof problems with noises and a failed electric seat but I do love the car. I think it is well suited and I love the economical engine (40 miles to the gallon) with plenty of power. I cannot fault the BMW 3-Series Convertible and I have driven all sorts.

Submitted: 23/06/2008 13:25:29

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Colin, Suffolk

BMW 3-Series Convertible 325i 2007

This is truly a great car to drive. Engine gave excellent performance and economy when I drove down to Italy for 2 weeks. The quality builds better than my E class and surprisingly no flex in the body as you get with most convertibles. I bought this new and it has been totally reliable.

Submitted: 22/01/2008 09:31:54

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Tony Stevens, Buckinghamshire

BMW 3-Series Convertible 325 SE

We spent over £40,000 on one of these brand new. I can’t fault the BMW Recovery Service - as we needed their help consistently before we finally got fed up with it and returned it to the dealer demanding a full refund. On the plus side the car was fun when it worked and the dealer was very helpful, but having spent this muck money on the car we wouldn’t have expected it to be in the garage for five weeks of the two months that we owned it for... The faults: roof sensors were not configured properly - so the roof refused to lock down; resulting in not being able to drive it and the interior getting wet when it rained (windows also locked down) and the engine management system shut down - a problem that the parts were not available to fix. BUY ONE OF THESE AT YOUR OWN RISK..!

Submitted: 24/09/2007 10:11:13

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Lisa Renton, Inverness-shire

BMW 3-Series Convertible 325i

Just bought 325i without test driving and cant fault a thing love it!

Submitted: 19/09/2007 15:32:38

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Ash, Surrey

BMW 3-Series Convertible 320i M Sport

This car is class personified, not only in looks but to drive. If you are currently looking at convertibles you HAVE to test drive one of these, I guarantee you’ll be hooked!

Submitted: 08/08/2007 15:55:19

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Number of reviews: 9

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