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2015 BMW 228i Convertible Road Test | Edmunds.com

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edited February 2015 in BMW
image2015 BMW 228i Convertible Road Test | Edmunds.com

Edmunds tests the redesigned 2015 BMW 228i Convertible. A new body plus interior and drivetrain updates make this four-seat convertible tough to beat.

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  • quidycatquidycat Member Posts: 12
    too small and unattractive exterior
  • darthbimmerdarthbimmer Member Posts: 606
    edited February 2015
    As the owner of an original generation 135 convertible the #1 thing I'm looking to confirm in reviews of the 2 series is that BMW didn't [non-permissible content removed] with too soft handling, disconnected steering, etc. Yeah, it'd be great to see BMW move the needle forward noticeably in terms of performance and value; that's a close second. From this review it seems like the new 2 represents a nip and tuck approach to building on the 1, including the availability of the new 2.0T engine. So far I like it. It's not everything I hoped for but it's also nothing I feared.
  • scott31scott31 Member Posts: 292
    228i automatic only? So much for the "Ultimate Driving Machine"
  • aj228aj228 Member Posts: 1
    Since when is a 3600 pound car considered light weight?
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