BMW Z4 Expert Reviews

As things look now, the Z4 line won't be redesigned until early next decade. Changes should be minimal until then, though one or two engine swaps are possible. These would involve the 300-hp twin-turbo 6-cyl from the 3-Series and '08-model 5-Series ...

Steering/handling, Acceleration, Exterior finish

Cargo room, Ride, Noise

BMW's Z-car revives hatchback coupes for 2007, starting with a 3.0Si sharing most particulars with the counterpart convertible. A new hot-rod M Coupe should join in by the middle of calendar '07. A base 3.0i coupe is possible, but not yet confirmed. ...

This quick and nimble, athletic-looking two-seater comes powered in its base 2.5i version by a 2.5-liter in-line six-cylinder engine packs 184 horsepower, while the 3.0i includes a 225-hp, 3.0-liter in-line six. Available transmissions include a ...

For 2007, there will be regular and extra-strength versions available, the latter being the Z4 M Coupe. Along with its unique styling, BMWs newest hardtop delivers 343 horsepower, a five second 0-62 mph time, 18-inch alloy wheels, and an assortment of ...

What a difference one little s can make. While the 3.0si is not the top of the Zee line (that honor goes to the...

A bit too much for the real world

has once again outdone itself with the Z4. There's nothing on this car that says "cheap;" everything is designed to be stylish and powerful

With all the restrictions on European roads and congestion on the German Autobahn, there's no great place for fast driving on the Continent outside of a racetrack. That made it all the more fitting that BMW held the preview for its new Z4 M roadster ...

After denying its existence, or any plans to create it since the...

Can we call em or what? In our August 30th story feature, we predicted that...