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Another head-turner — if you drive one, you ' ll be on the receiving end of more than your fair share of attention. The 6 Series offers a choice of two body styles — Coupé or Convertible — and two powerplants. Tested here is the latest addition to the range, the 630i Convertible, which boasts BMW's newest 3.0-litre straight six. To get behind the wheel of a 630i Coupé will cost you �45,255 but we would definitely spend �50,655 and go for the Convertible. The more brutal 4.4-litre V8-powered 645Ci models will set you back �50,455 and �55,905 for the Coupé and Convertible respectively. In creating the 6 Series convertible, BMW has dismissed the fashion for folding metal roofs as too heavy, too expensive and, most importantly, they steal too much luggage space from the boot. So, instead, they've chosen to use a fabric construction and cleverly designed it so that, top up, the Convertible mirrors the bodywork of the Coupé. BMW has even managed to incorporate their trademark Hofmeister kink into the unique twin fin-structure soft-top. BMW's distinctive 'flame-surface' body styling works especially well on the two-door 6 Series. From the front, the 3.0-litre is discernible from the 4.4-litre V8 by nothing more than a dechromed grille. From the rear, circular — rather than oval — tail pipes identify that it is powered by a straight six. They do, however, share the same roguish snout and distinctive swept back twin headlights, the same arresting curve in the A-pillar and the same powerful visual drama. At MotorBar we are lucky enough to drive many highly-desirable cars but only once, when we were testing an Aston Martin Volante, has another car parked alongside me in an otherwise almost deserted car park and its attractive blonde driver climbed out smiling warmly to tell me: "I hope you don't mind, but I parked next to you so I could have a look at your fabulous car..." Well, it happened again. The new 6 Series is, without a doubt, one of the most covetable convertibles around. Desirable to own? No question about that. And even more desirable to drive. Once seated inside the driver-orientated cockpit you will appreciate the excellent build quality that both looks and feels expensive. The first impression is of the generous amount of space in a cabin that looks as if it will withstand years of use. You sit low in comfortable and supportive sports seats that wrap around you. Powered adjustment is of the every-which-way variety. More impressive is that the headrest and seatbelt are integral to the seat so when you fold the front seat back for rear access there's no loose belt to get in the way. Multi-stage heated seats reach every part of your back. The dark burnished metal trim look superb. And the 6-CD stacked has been thoughtfully fitted into the very back of the glovebox in order to maximise general storage space. Visibility, with the roof up or down, is good enough to place the 630 accurately — even without the wonderfully informative graphic of the car (and the potential hazards around it) that appears on the super-wide 8.8-inch colour screen the moment the parking sensors are activated. The multi-function steering wheel adjusts electrically for reach and rake, and you should have little trouble finding the ideal driving position. To hand, just behind the gear lever, is the iDrive rotary control for wide-ranging operation of the navigation, climate, audio and telephone systems. Straight ahead through the top arc of the classically-simple styled and tactile three-spoke wheel are two clear dials with matt silver bezels and white-on-black graphics. To the left, a 160mph speedometer and on the right, a rev-counter red-lined at 7,000rpm. Inset into the lower sector of each instrument are gauges for fuel and temperature. Between the major dials are small individual displays for secondary information such as date, time, exterior temperature, trip, range and average mpg. Beyond, your view continues down the long bonnet, almost to the very end. The level of standard equipment is everything one should expect from a �50,000+ luxury sports convertible. Automatic dual-zone air conditioning, auto dimming rear view mirror, electric seats with driver memory, leather upholstery, a tyre puncture warning system, CD player with a 10-speaker sound system, cruise control, bi-xenon headlights, heated windscreen washer jets, metallic paint, 17-inch alloy wheels, rain sensing wipers, Park distance Control and a fully automatic electro-hydraulic soft-top all come as standard. Highlights of the comprehensive options list are radar cruise control, adaptive cornering headlights, keyless locking, 'massaging' active seats and voice-activated controls — a button on the steering wheel allows voice commands to operate 80 per cent of the functions usually selected via the iDrive controller. Also available is a Head-Up instrument display that, in addition to navigation directions, can project up to 300 different warning messages on the windscreen. Comfort for the driver and passenger is generous and although it's not as roomy in the back, there's still ample space for the 630 to qualify as a four-seater. Travelling in the back is pleasant — made better top up by good views out to the side and front although, like most 2+2s, larger adults will be happiest on shortish journeys. The boot can, however, swallow two sets of golf clubs even with the roof folded away. A stylish touch is the boot badge, which doubles as an attractive release handle. Pull it and you'll find a class-leading 350 litres of luggage space with the roof up. Drop the roof and there's still an impressive 300 litres. Safety can be pretty much taken for granted. The 630i comes well equipped as standard with a battery of clever passive and active safety aids. Key areas such as the A-pillar are made from strengthened steel alloy. Four airbags come as standard and the front airbags are 'intelligent', offering dual stage deployment. To reduce the potential for an accident, BMW has fitted its advanced Dynamic Stability Control plus Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) which monitors pitch, roll and wheel slip to keep the car composed on the road. The DTC function permits the driver a degree of slip for a sportier driving style. This also allows the ability on a loose or slippery surface to maintain revs to enable you to pull away. In addition to ABS there's also Dynamic Brake control and Electronic Brake force Distribution for intelligently applying maximum braking force during an emergency situation. Finally, in the event of a serious incident, passengers are protected by two pop-up roll over bars. BMW don't only make 'the ultimate driving machine'. They also make some brilliant engines. The 630i's 3.0-litre straight six powerplant is the world's lightest six-cylinder petrol engine. Weighing just 121kgs, it epitomises how BMW has pushed back the boundaries of six-cylinder petrol engine performance. This engine marks the first time both BMW's innovative Vanos camshaft control system and Valvetronic variable valve timing technologies have been fitted to a six-cylinder engine. The result is exciting: 258bhp and peak torque of 221lb ft delivered to the rear wheels in a flat curve starting at 2,500rpm and being maintained up to 4,000rpm, with 199lb ft of that being available from a barely idling speed of 1,500rpm. All of which is enough for 85mph in 6th gear where it is allowable at an unstressed 3,000rpm — and still a further 4,000 in hand before the red line! Pressing the Sport mode button very noticeably sharpens up throttle response. Pull away and the 86bhp-per-litre inline six immediately feels right. crisply responsive, it is keen to rev and not short of punch in any of the six well-spaced ratios. And it sounds good, too, emitting a tuneful straight-six howl as the needle sweeps unerringly round to 7,000 revs. Tipping the scales at 1,485kg only makes the 630i's zero to 62mph time of 6.5 seconds the more impressive. Top speed is electronically limited to 155mph. The 630i benefits dynamically from its lighter powerplant — the V8 under the bonnet of its big brother, the 645, is 130kgs heavier. The weight reduction over the 630i's front axle makes for a more involving and sharper driving experience, with crisper turn-in and a more 'nimble' feel at the helm. The 630i's 'light' front end is not just the result of the magnesium and aluminium alloy engine. With the exception of a handful of parts subjected to high loads, the double joint spring-strut front axle is made entirely from aluminium. In fact, an all-aluminium Sports suspension package is fitted as standard. The speed-proportional Servotronic rack and pinion steering is more than up to the job, providing very good feedback through the steering wheel. It doesn't take many miles to appreciate the 630i's talented chassis. With a 50:50 weight distribution, its well-judged balance between entertaining handling and a comfortable grand touring ride brings the word 'lithe' immediately to mind. Our test car was fitted with the optional Dynamic Drive electronically controlled anti roll-bar system, which works brilliantly. Consisting of two active anti-roll bars, a hydraulically-operated swivel motor and an intelligent electronic control unit, Dynamic Drive counteracts the natural lean of a car in a corner by converting the hydraulic pressure generated into a torsional stabilising force than can absorb 80 per cent of body roll at up to 0.6g of lateral acceleration. Secondary benefits include 15 per cent less steering input during heavy cornering and ironed-out road imperfections. For example — unlike a car with solid anti-roll bar — the juddering effect of a pothole is not transmitted to the opposing wheel, thus preventing the car from becoming unsettled. Dynamic Drive helps enormously to make the '6' a genuine enthusiast's machine. Over demanding A and B roads it regularly surprises with the speeds at which it can be safely driven. Make full use of the slick manual 'box to exploit the strong low and mid-range urge and the 630i comes alive, eager to change direction and responsive to both hand and foot. 245/50 run-flat Bridgestone tyres are fitted as standard and their grip can't be faulted. As you would expect, the brakes are efficiently progressive, with the power to haul you down reassuringly and without any drama whenever and as often as you need them. Fabric roof open or closed, the 630i convertible serves up top drawer cruising quality. The only sounds with the roof down are welcome ones and it's a great excuse to enjoy the sound of the snarly straight six working. The '6' is a large convertible yet we never felt even a hint of scuttle-shake during the two weeks we were driving it over a variety of roads, even over rough surfaces. The 6 Series enjoys immense structural integrity and there's no refinement penalty for going topless. The all-electric, multi-layered fabric hood really is a beautifully executed piece of work with no visible framework. Top raised, it's so good you could be travelling in the coup�. A clever and very useful feature is the vertical glass rear screen. Controlled by a single switch, it glides up and down whether the top is open or closed. With the roof in place, it adds the further enhancement of a truly pillarless coupé. And with the roof neatly folded out of sight — a gentle, one-finger task — it can be raised to act as a neat, almost invisible, windbreak. Another useful facility is the option of operating it at up to 20mph — a handy face-saver if the traffic lights turn green halfway through raising or lowering the roof. If you're travelling two-up, there's an additional and larger framed mesh wind deflector that slots into place behind the front seats to prevent draughts and turbulence. Installed, it covers the rear seats but flips down flat if not required. Visibility is not affected, so it can be left in place with the top up as a discreet privacy partition. With the larger wind blocker in place we were surprised by a sudden and quite heavy shower on the motorway — and drove through it at the legal limit without feeling a drop of water touch us. Anybody spending �50K on a car today will not be worried about fuel consumption. However, just for the record, over the course of our hard-driven, 666-mile test we averaged 25.7mpg and can see no reason why drivers shouldn't match or even better BMW's official combined cycle figure of 29.4mpg. Also well worth mentioning is Service Inclusive, BMW's five years' or 60,000 miles maintenance-free ownership package that costs �1,250 as a one-off charge. In conjunction with BMW's comprehensive three-year, unlimited mileage warranty, the package covers all oil services, replacement air filters, air-conditioning micro filters, spark plugs, brake fluid, front and rear discs and pads, clutch (if worn) and wiper blades. Service Inclusive can also be passed on to second and third owners and represents a significant aid to residual value. We were fortunate to spend a delightful two weeks driving the 630i Convertible. We liked it a lot. Not only does it provide its driver with a lot of fun on challenging and twisting routes but it will just as effortlessly traverse a country in a day. Whichever style you choose, as the sun goes down you'll find yourself feeling refreshed and eager for more of the same. The more you drive the BMW 630 Convertible, the more attached to it you'll become. BMW 630i Convertible | �50 , 655 Maximum speed: 155mph | 0-62mph: 6.5 seconds Overall test MPG: 25.7mpg | Power: 258bhp | Torque: 221lb ft Visit BMW ' s website ---------------------------------------------------------- BMW 630i Convertible || Model range overview Build your BMW Request a brochure Request a demonstrator Current offers BMW Assist Company car tax EfficientDynamics in Action BMW Technology Guide Specialist Sales Contact Corporate Sales Chauffeur Programme Experience JOY Model range overview Build your BMW Compare BMW models BMW EfficientDynamics Contact Corporate Sales Find a dealer Request a brochure Request a demonstrator Subscribe to Corporate News 3-door 5-door Coup� Convertible Saloon Touring New Coup� New Convertible The BMW 320d ED New Saloon New Touring Gran Turismo Coup� Convertible New Convertible Saloon X1 New X3 New X5 X6 Z4 1 Series M Coup� M3 Saloon M3 Coup� M3 Convertible M6 Coup� M6 Convertible X5 M X6 M Facts and figures > Prices and specification Car comparator Service packages Bluetooth BMW Assist service Company car tax Image gallery Current offers BMW EfficientDynamics Build your 6 Series Request a brochure Request a demonstrator Contact BMW Corporate Sales Motability Motability Car Scheme Choose your BMW Find a dealer Motability Prices and specification 630i Sport Standard equipment Technical specification 6 Series offers Engine Catalytic converter Cylinder-specific knock control Digital Motor Electronics (DME) Double - VANOS EU4 emissions management High-precision direct injection Six-cylinder in-line diesel engine with common-rail technology Six-cylinder in-line petrol engine with high precision direct injection Two stage intake system (DISA) Transmission Sports automatic transmission Wheels and chassis 19" light alloy Star-spoke style 249 Double-joint spring-strut front axle, aluminium Integral rear axle, aluminium Servotronic power steering Sport suspension Safety and technology Airbags - front and side, driver and front passenger Alarm system (Thatcham 1) with remote control and engine immobiliser Brake drying Brake Energy Regeneration (iGR) Brake fade compensation Brake Force Display Brake lights with LED technology Brake pre-tensioning Check control warning system Condition Based Servicing (CBS) Crash sensor activating central locking release, hazard warning lights, fuel cut-off and interior lighting Cruise Control with brake function Deformation zones front and rear, that can absorb impacts of up to 9.5 mph, bumpers absorb impacts up to 2.5mph without damage Dynamic Stability Control (DSC+), comprising: Anti-lock Braking system (ABS), Automatic Stability Control (ASC), Cornering Brake Control (CBC), Dynamic Brake Control (DBC), Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) and Electronic Brake-Force Distribution (EBD) First Aid kit and warning triangle Foglights front and rear Fuel filter cap, linked to central locking GRAV - Complete front-end, bonnet and doors in lightweight aluminium Head restraints - front, anti-whiplash Headlight wash Hill-start assistant Impact-dependent Airbag System (ID Airbags), driver and front passenger M anti-roll stabilisation system On-Board Diagnosis (OBD) Optimum Shift Indicator (SPA) Park Distance Control (PDC), front and rear Passenger airbag deactivation, front Passenger seat occupany sensor, front Rain sensor with automatic headlight activation Rollover protection system Run-flat tyres with Tyre Puncture Warning System (TPWS) Seat belts - front, inertia reel with pyrotechnical belt latch tensioner, belt force limiter and belt restrainer Seat belts - rear, two with inertia reel Side impact protection Soft stop Valet parking key Wheel bolts, locking Windscreen washer jets - heated, black gloss Xenon headlights Seats Child seat ISOFIX attachments, rear Dakota leather upholstery Lumbar support for driver and front passenger Rear seat easy access system Seat heating, front Sport seats, front Exterior equipment All round anti-corrosion system with partial hot galvanising, phosphate treatment and cathodic dip paintwork, preservation of hollow cavities, underfloor protection Contoured bonnet Exhaust tailpipes - dark chrome Exterior mirrors - aspheric, heated, electric adjustment, body-coloured Exterior parts in body colour - bumpers, side sills, door handles, exterior mirror housing Exterior trim, High-gloss Shadowline Indicator lenses clear Kidney grille, chrome with black vertical slats Luggage compartment opening via remote key Metallic Paintwork Rear spoiler, precision moulded and integrated into lightweight bootlid Soft top, lined retractable heated glass rear windscreen, fully automatic Sport exhaust system Interior equipment Air conditioning, automatic with extended features Armrest - front, centre, with storage compartment and two stage height adjustment Battery in luggage compartment with jump start facility in engine bay Courtesy lights, front and rear with soft on/off dimming Cup holder, front Door sill finishers with BMW designation Electric windows - front and rear, with open/close fingertip contol, anti-trap facility and comfort closing function all round Extended lighting Floor mats, velour Gear lever finished in Peral Gloss Chrome Glove compartment, illuminated and lockable Headlining, Anthracite Interior trim, Brushed Aluminium M Sport leather steering wheel, three spoke Oil temperature display Rear-view mirror, automatically dimming Securing rings in luggage compartment, two Smoker's package (can be deleted) Start/Stop button Steering column with electric reach and rake adjustment Storage compartments in interior door panels Storage net in luggage compartment Storage net in passenger footwell (can be deleted) Storage nets on seat backrests Toolkit located in luggage compartment Windows - 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Put BMW to the test Overview Model: 630i Sport OTR Price: £65,230 P11d Price: £64,750 Fuel: Petrol BIK tax rating: 27% CO2 emissions (g/km): 198 (192) Combined fuel consumption (mpg): 34.0 (34.9) Power output (kW/hp/rpm): 200/272/6700 0-62mph (secs): 6.7 (7.0) Choose another model Print model details View technology guide Calculate company car tax Insurance Quote Home Request a brochure Request a demonstrator Contact Corporate Sales Website help Site map Motor Industry Codes of Practice Privacy Legal notice || MSG Car Leasing and finance for bad credit Home About Bad credit car leasing Non status car leasing Insurance Cars Alfa Romeo Renault BMW Chrysler Citroen Dodge Fiat Ford Honda Hyundai Jaguar Jeep Kia Landrover Rangerover Sport Landrover bad credit car finance Lexus Mazda Mercedes Mercedes Guaranteed car finance Mini Mitsubishi Nissan Nissan Guaranteed car finance Peugeot Peugeot Guaranteed car finance Saab Seat Seat Guaranteed car finance Skoda Smart Subaru Toyota Vauxhall Vauxhall bad credit car finance Volkswagen Volkswagen VW Guaranteed car finance Volvo Audi Audi Bad credit car finance Lotus Prestige Aston Martin Bentley Ferrari Lamborghini Porsche Porsche Guaranteed car finance Maserati Rolls Royce Finance Non status contract hire Guaranteed car finance Guaranteed car loan Bad credit car finance Bad credit car lease Free Credit check Apply Apply now terms Call Back Blog Dealers Car finance Finance on a BMW 630i Sport Convertible for those with bad credit – £732 a month June 8, 2010 By admin BMW 630I Sport convertible The BMW 6 series needs no introduction and in the Sport convertible model you have more than likely the best model to be driving. Equipment levels are high and this model is in metallic silver with full Black leather interior,Auto Air Conditioning,19in Light Star Spoke alloy wheels, and Sat-nav system. BMW car finance with bad credit is just one of the options through MSG – who specialise in securing finance approval for those who might have been declined from their usuall lender or who know that they have bad credit on their files. Other models of BMW are available including -  1 series, 1 series coupe, 3 series, 5 series, X1, X3, X5, X6, M3, M5 and the new Z4 so please call for a quote on both car leasing with bad credit and also the hire purchase option. BMW 630i Sport convertible with bad credit BMW 630i Sport convertible   2008/08  24,000 miles On the road price £31,000 Initial payment £4392.00 Monthly amount £732.00 £200 document fee with £8000.00 balloon to pay at the end and will be owned outright after 47 monthly installments. Related Posts: No Related Posts Filed Under: Blog , Stock Return to top of page Car finance · Car finance · HTML Sitemap · XML Sitemap · RSS Feed · || skip to main menu skip to search BMW 6 Series 630 Ci Cabriolet Reviews Watch this item Average rating for this product is: 2.2 out of 5 From 12 ratings and 1 review 100% of users recommend this product Overview Reviews Write a review Ask a Question Average Ratings for BMW 6 Series 630 Ci Cabriolet Performance Practicality Reliability Value for Money Reviewer Ratings Overall Rating 1 Review For BMW 6 Series 630 Ci Cabriolet pnadin 3rd Sep 2005 Reviewer rating: pnadin's review has yet to be rated - Be the first! Report this review Good Points : Plenty of room in the boot when the roof is down. Sporty looking interior in black and matt chrome. Bad Points : You have to continually hold your finger on the button to put the roof up or down. Why not a one touch operation? General comments : Borrowed a BMW 630 Ci cabrioletfrom BMW for our visit to the lakes and was very impressed by the open top motoring experience this car delivers. The three litre engine has plenty of power and revs higher than the VAG V6 units. In addition to the Auto box sports mode which changes the gears at higher revs there is also a Sport button to firm up the suspension for extra body control on smoother roads. This button also seemed to effect gear change but I'm not too sure. The exhaust note is sonorous and deep but perhaps not a match for BMW's V8 unit available in the 645ci. The 630Ci retails at 45k ish, only 5k cheaper than its big brother 645Ci so may struggle to sell at this price point. 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