Other than the Coupe and the GranCoupe body styles which we have already featured before, the BMW 4 Series will also get an F33 convertible body, which will replace the E93 3 Series Cabriolet. These spyshots by our European spy photographers show us that the 4 Series Cabriolet will continue with a hard top roof, and the overall treatment of the roofline is pretty similar to the E93 Cabriolet.
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rtoo much similar car with different body makes bmw designers look like lazy ones. try to sell similar things, only change the body
bored to the max
BMW can come out with all their models but in Malaysia, we get a stinking mere 2 years warranty. The only car manufacturer giving a mere 2 years. Even Koreans are giving 5 years. Honda, Ford have joined in. Mercedes also giving 4 years.
You know why they give only 2 years? Because they know, after 2 years, you will start to pay through your nose for defects, failures and parts.
Why BMW only giving 2 years warranty? I thought it was like 5 years warranty? Even Audi giving 4 years warranty plus 4 years maintenance. BMW not confident with its products?
Audi – 4 years warranty
Volkswagen – 5 years warranty
Mercedes-Benz – 4 years warranty
BMW – 2 years warranty, try to cover up with 3 years free service package which they train their service advisors to say ‘is as good as warranty’.
Because BMW is arrogant and doesn’t really give two hoots about it’s customers after the delivery process.
Even for service, they try as best as they can to get their car to break down – we’re talking about service intervals of between 20,000km to 25,000km being shoved down our throats as part of their so called free service package.
Even their industry worst warranty is executed badly, their policy is try to patch up with duct tape wherever possible rather than replace the part.