VIDEO OVERLOAD! BMW Drops Not ONE Or TWO Clips Of The All-New BMW 2-Series Convertible, It Gave Us THREE!

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2015 BMW 2-Series Convertible

So when BMW dropped three videos of its all-new 2-Series Convertible, I knew I had to share them with you. Being the most economically priced drop-top in the company's portfolio of offerings, we're thinking it will get some attention in the automotive landscape; however, I don't think it will sell as many units as the 4-Series, which always seems to steam ahead.

Check out the 2015 2-Series Convertible in glorious detail, below!


BMW announces today the new BMW 2 Series Convertible. It will be available in the United States as a BMW 228i and M235i, blending open-top pleasure.



The complete bespoke design of the 2 Series interior console gives a refined feeling on board, together with easilly accessible controls for everything from air-conditioning, audio system to media devices.



See the all-new BMW 2 Series Convertible in action.

BMW 2 Series Convertible will make its world debut at the Paris Motor Show. The 2015 M235i and 228i as well as the 228i xDrive, featuring BMW’s intelligent all-wheel drive system, will arrive in US showrooms in early 2015. The 2015 M235i and 228i as well as the 228i xDrive, featuring BMW’s intelligent all-wheel drive system, will arrive in US showrooms in early 2015. The 2015 BMW 2 Series Convertible will be offered at a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price of $38,850 for the 228i, $40,650 for the 228i xDrive, $48,650 for the M235i, including $950 destination and handling.



2015 BMW 2-Series Convertible

Hawk - 9/14/2014 11:27:43 AM

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@AGENT00R: Why would you assume that the 2-series cabrios would not sell as well as the 4-series cabrios?
BMW sold 130,000 1-series cabrios during that production run and the 2er cabs look and perform better than the 1ers.
I doubt they'll ever come close to selling 130K 4er cabrios, n'est pas?

Agent00R - 9/14/2014 6:03:37 PM

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In a completely unscientific way, I've observed FAR MORE 3-Series cabs than 1-Series cabs here in the States. Sames goes for the coupes.

As the 2'er is simply a 1'er, same for the 4'er and 3'er, I'd expect similar consumer trends.

Was not thinking on a global basis at all, but perhaps I should do a bit of digging.

jeffgall - 9/14/2014 7:56:46 PM

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This one does not look as goofy as the last 1 series, so I suspect to see a bit of a lift in sales. Perhaps not to surpass, the 4, but it will do better

Dexter1 - 9/14/2014 3:14:33 PM

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It looks like a cheap, stubby, bloated, out-of-proportion version of the 4-series convertible. What is the BIG DEAL?