Even though the open-top versions of the M4 were not the fastest ones in the family, they were appealing to those looking for fast cars that could be driven with their tops down.

BMW introduced the third body version of the M4 in late spring of 2021 with the addition of an open-top vehicle, completing the lineup.

BMW introduced the M-version of the 4 Series at the 2014 Los Angeles Auto Show, continuing the saga of M-powered convertibles initiated by the E30 M3 during the ‘80s.

The second generation of the M4 was refreshed in 2024 and came with more power and an angrier look on its front fascia meant to scare its competition away.

BMW had a long history of producing lightweight vehicles based on its performance models, and the 2022 M4 CSL (Competition Sport Lightweight) came as a confirmation of that.

While the M3 was reserved for the four-door sedan version, the coupe was renamed as 4-Series. Thus, the M version was named M4.

BMW M4 Convertible