BMW 4-series convertible models along with coupe and M4 are destined to hit showrooms later this year or early 2017 with an unknown price. But just before they do, BMW has taken to the streets with what appears to be minor adjustments all around.<\/p>\n
As with most manufacturers, BMW has lifted the front end, attached a new front bumper and replaced the old headlights and put a pair of brand new ones that bare new graphics and appear ever so slightly\u00a0taller. Completing the look are new fog lights, readjusted air-intakes, and certain models are said to receive a lower front spoiler.<\/p>\n
Around the back, are a new set of taillights covered up by pesky camouflage. Expect the interior to receive minor adjustments and in higher trims additional trims and possibly the upgraded\u00a0user interface.<\/p>\n
Need to get your hands on a 4-Series vehicle? We’ve got new BMW 4-series<\/a> and used BMW 4-series for sale in Dubai<\/a>, Sharjah<\/a> and Abu Dhabi<\/a>.<\/p>\n Beside the model that was spied which runs on a rear-wheel setup, BMW is said to offer additional drive trains most notably all-wheel drive to provide extra grip. Around the world, there are quite a few engine options to choose from. The American market receives 2.0-litre four cylinder motors generating 246 horsepower with a turbocharger attached plus a 3.0-litre six cylinder engine pumping out 322 horsepower.<\/p>\n The American market receives 2.0-litre four cylinder engines generating 246 horsepower with a turbocharger attached plus a 3.0-litre six cylinder engine pumping out 322 horsepower. European customers are treated to similar engines with an additional\u00a0diesel powerplant with around 181 horse galloping\u00a0out of 2.0-litre turbo engine.<\/p>\n Picture credit: Carscoops<\/em><\/p>\n\n\t\t