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The light and precise speed-sensitive M Servotronic steering of the BMW M4 Competition Cabrio makes maneuvering in narrow city streets easier, while the adaptive M suspension and electronically controlled dampers can be adjusted by the driver for ultimate comfort. in the bumpy urban streets.

Fancy a trip to Crossrail Place Roof Garden, one of the best rooftop views in Canary Wharf? The Park Distance Control and Park Assistant with Reverse Assist on the BMW M4 Competition Cabriolet make it easier to navigate tight city parking lots, while the optional Parking Assistant Plus adds a surround view and 3D view from a distance for the full 360.

Walk through history in the Cheddar Gorge

The B3135 in Somerset – better known as Cliff Road – is one of Britain’s most famous canyon passes. Winding through the limestone cliffs of the famous Cheddar Gorge, it offers one of the most incredible driving backdrops in the south of England.

Cheddar Gorge is home to a labyrinth of caves, tunnels and creeks. It’s also the perfect place to indulge in the in-line six-cylinder orchestra of the BMW M4 Competition Cabriolet, with the rumble of exhaust gases echoing off the cliff walls. Using M Sound Control, you can choose the perfect tone and timbre from the custom-designed dual-branch escapement: whether it’s a low rumble, full roar or ‘a hoarse symphony of exhaust noises and bangs.

It’s not a fast road, but the optional M Carbon seats in the BMW M4 Competition Cabrio are as comfortable and supportive when cruising as they are on the track, while the optional Comfort pack adds even more comfort to make everyday driving easier. pleasure.

The sky is the limit on the Isle of Skye

Home to some of Scotland’s most breathtaking scenery, the Isle of Skye is a favorite destination for hikers, climbers and cyclists, but particularly popular with drivers.

The Invergarry A87 is one of Britain’s best roads, culminating in the beautiful Skye Bridge which crosses the waters of Loch Alsh. The A87 then winds along the Isle of Skye, past dense forests, past picturesque lakes and beneath the towering cliffs of The Storr.