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2019 BMW 8 Series Convertible Pricing Revealed

It has been three decades in the making, but the time has come for BMW to release an 8 series convertible. Recently, BMW unveiled the 2019 8 series would feature convertible options, and the well received general consensus has led to many speculations about the price of the vehicle. BMW has officially released their pricing structure for the 8 series convertible models.




The 2019 M850i convertible model will be available in March 2019, and the prices start at $122,395 which is almost $10,000 more than the coupe price. The M850i boasts an impressive and powerful 4.4 liter 8 cylinder engine which produces a powerful 523 horsepower and 553 ft. lbs. of torque. Zero to sixty times are clocking in at under 4 seconds.


 

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