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To be honest, I really liked the fins of the previous generations. Both from a functional perspective (as an elegant wind blocker etc.) but also in terms of styling, as the fins allowed for a very flat coupeish c-‚pillar‘ which is very uncommon in convertibles. This here looks more conservative, it sits tight and is much shorter. Reminds me of the current Aston Martin convertible proportions.
It's really the classic cabrio look I've known and loved since the E30/E36. And now finally it's coming back to Bimmers in the from of 8er cabrio, Z4 and next gen 4er cabrio. I am delighted.
Finally, an attractive cabriolet hood. The solution on last two 6ers, though useful - just didn’t look good.
I believe BMW 'did a Ferrari' here. BMW did it first, but like the California and Portofino, the E64 and F12 just used the same roof.... which was not cool from the beginning....