The 2012 BMW M6 Convertible pictured in the gallery had 553 horsepower (560 ps/412 kW) to play with and 502 pound-feet (680 ...

Among BMW’s long line of M3s, the E93-generation Convertible stands apart in that it’s the only one powered by a naturally aspirated V8. This example, a 2011 BMW M3 Convertible, showing 73,537 miles, ...

Despite changing it over the years, BMW's most memorable slogan is "The Ultimate Driving Machine," and no other model by the Bavarian marque better encapsulates that tagline quite like the 3-series.

The high-performance convertible has always been a bit of a contradiction. On paper, it’s a flawed concept. Extra weight, compromised rigidity, and a reputation that leans more toward ...

Did you know BMW was days away from revealing a BMW M5 Convertible for the E34-generation 5-Series? This drop-top version of the M5 would’ve been sold in the early 1990s, but it was killed before ever ...

At an asking price of $84,999 with 14,796 miles, this M4 Competition xDrive Convertible represents a highly logical entry point into modern, upper-echelon BMW performance. Considering the 2024 model ...

Convertibles are great. At the press of a button, you can turn even the most mundane drive into a mini holiday. Add a V8 powerplant, and you get an awesome backing soundtrack. Find a car like this ...

The entire BMW 4-Series lineup is coming in for a mid-cycle refresh. After spotting updated versions of the coupe and high-performance M4 out testing, the latest prototype our photographers spotted ...

Ask anyone with a passing interest in BMW to name the best looking one the company has ever built, and you’ll get one of two answers: the 507 or the Z8. Both are correct, and both are boring answers ...

The heightened risk of fire has prompted BMW to issue a recall for certain 2024 4-Series Convertible models sold in the United States. While the repairs will be carried out free of charge, it’s bad ...

Some may be tempted to think that BMW has no intention of launching a brand-new i4 Convertible, but they would be wrong, you see, because such a model is indeed coming, and whether you like it or not, ...