I have driven 15,000 miles and there are no interior or exterior issues. Build quality is high. The interior leather materials are also of rich quality and BMW Maps Navigation is very helpful. There is a pass-through from back seat to the trunk which allows you to accommodate longer things.

The 2011 BMW 328I convertible is overall a fairly good car. However, if you are looking for something with a bit more power, I would highly recommend stepping up to the 335I, as both cars have the exact same styling. However, the 335I has 300 hp and 300 lb. ft. of torque verses the 328I 230 hp and 200 lb. ft. of torque. Styling is very pleasing to the eye, and overall build quality is pretty good. The addition of the convertible hard top is a great improvement over the previous models cloth convertible top. One of the features I would highly recommend is the iDrive system. Not only does this provide a navigation system, it also adds many features to the information presented to the driver. One major draw back to not having the iDrive system is that you can pair your smart phone to the sound system in the car via Bluetooth to make a phone call. You cannot pair the music player on your phone to play your digital content. One other item is even though the car is equipped with a six-speed Tiptronic transmission, if I were to do it over again, I would probably hold out for the manual transmission as the Tiptronic seems to be a bit slow and always hunting for the right gear.