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Here's a look at some of the best convertibles that money can buy so that you can enjoy that air in the hair feeling.
22/12/2020
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NEW DELHI
Certainly not practical or VFM (Value-For-Money) cars. In fact, they may not even be the best handlers out there, thanks to the additional weight of the folding roofs, but convertibles sure do make you feel like a million bucks. So, if you’re planning on acquiring a fancy set of wheels to paint the town red in, don’t buy yours until you’ve test driven these: BMW Z4: The Z4 has always been a gorgeous looking roadster, but now it looks meaner, mature and has a road presence that will bully others on the road thanks to the massive additional air vents in the chiseled looking front apron. BMW has brought back the retro-looking swept back headlamps and with the new sleek yet stretched kidney grilles, it brings back memories of the Z8 from the early 2000s. It gets air curtain vents crafted right behind the front wheel arches, which reduces the drag and at the same adds more character to the Z4’s design. It comes with a soft-top roof that opens or closes electrically in ten seconds at speeds within 50kmph. The interiors quality, as expected, is top-notch with a 10.25-inch infotainment system mated to the i-Drive system. The instrument cluster
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