Available as a coupe or convertible, the 640 carries a turbocharged 3-liter six-cylinder with 315 horsepower, matched to an eight-speed automatic transmission. You also get a sport-tuned suspension and selectable driving modes that tailor the 640's performance to your taste. BMW's xDrive all-wheel drive system is available on both body styles.
The 640 comes lavishly equipped from the start with features like hard drive-based navigation, a 12-speaker surround-sound system, front and rear parking sensors and power-folding heated mirrors. The leather upholstery used in the convertible is sun-reflective.
The available Executive Package tops off the 640 with automatic soft-closing doors, ventilated front seats, a leather-topped dashboard, ceramic-finish controls and integrated smartphone apps. For a sportier feel, you can add the M Sport Package, which delivers more aggressive styling inside and out, plus specific 19-inch wheels.
The Driver Assistance Plus Package comes with a slate of advanced safety technology like lane departure warning and blind spot monitoring, and the Cold Weather Package adds a heated steering wheel and a ski bag. There's also the Lighting Package with full LED exterior lighting and automatic high beam control.
To simplify equipment choices, BMW also offers the $4,800 M Sport Edition package, which comes standard with the contents of the Executive, M Sport and Lighting packages.
Beyond all that, you can add some sophisticated individual features like active roll stabilization, four-wheel steering, night vision with pedestrian detection, and a self-parking system.
CarsDirect Tip
Upgrading to the M Sport Edition packages lots of desirable options at a discounted price. We consider it the most cost-effective way to equip a 640.
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