For The M3 Convertible offers stunning performance and agile handling. It's beautifully made and well equipped, too.
Against It drinks fuel, while rear-seat and luggage space are compromised. The coupe version of the M3 is sharper to drive.
What Car? says
All the great performance of the M3, but with the added pleasure of a drop-top when summer comes around.
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Buyer's notes
Target Price team says:
No M car is cheap to run, but you can help to make the considerable costs easier to bear by paying up-front for a servicing package.
The inflation-proof, one-off, advance payment covers the car for five years or 60,000 miles (whichever occurs sooner), and you can choose from two packages: BMW Service Inclusive covers all of your vehicle's servicing requirements, while BMW Service Inclusive Plus also covers maintenance items such as brake pads, brake discs and windscreen wipers.
If you sell your car before the end of the package, the benefits are transferable to any subsequent owner, which can enhance the resale value of your car. All work covered by BMW Service Inclusive is carried out by fully qualified BMW Approved Technicians who only use Genuine BMW Parts with a 2-year unlimited mileage warranty.
However, the package is not valid on vehicles that have undergone any form of unapproved aftermarket tuning or performance enhancement.
Reader test team says:
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