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Snackable Review: BMW 640i Convertible

The BMW 640i convertible fits the bill as a lavish open-air tourer, although it’s burly dimensions belie an interior that is really only built for two.

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PLUS

  • Looks fantastic, long sleek and imposing. Stands out as expensive.
  • Interior is high-quality and well-appointed, though some of the toys (TV) are optional on this 640i.
  • Impressively efficient for such a big car, BMW claims just 7.9L/100km combined fuel economy.
  • 3.0-litre turbocharged six-cylinder engine and eight-speed automatic gearbox are a great combo in most circumstances.

MINUS

  • Ride issues. The car reacts quite sharply to bumps at both around town and on the highway.
  • There's not anywhere near as much space inside as there should be in a car this big; the rear seats in particular are only fit for children.
  • Heavy at 1820kg, which takes its toll on acceleration, fuel economy and handling.
  • The same engine is available in smaller BMW convertibles like the M235i or 435i for much less money.

Click here to find out more about the BMW 640i Convertible.

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