BMW 4 Series Convertible review

There’s plenty of room for two adults up front but, while access is good, the amount of rear space on offer is sufficient for small adults at best; anyone around six foot will complain after even short journeys.

Boot capacity is 370 litres – that’s more than enough for the weekly food shop and looks generous next to the 285 litres on offer in a Mercedes-Benz C-Class Cabriolet. However, this space shrinks dramatically if you put the roof down.

A ski hatch is standard in the 4 Series Convertible, making loading long items easier. For not a lot of extra money, split-folding rear seats are available, although it’s a shame that they aren’t a standard feature.