New Z4!!
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Here is another pic and it is certainly looking mighty fine from this angle!
http://motoring.sky.com/news/new-bmw-z4 ... spied.aspx
http://motoring.sky.com/news/new-bmw-z4 ... spied.aspx
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Not bad as an SL rival and the interior echoes the Z8 nicely, but what a lard-arse at 1500Kg! This metal roof fad is a whole bunch of nonsense.. TBH i hope to see the small Z2 concept (SLK rival) with a fabric roof realised soon
Also hopefully BMW will not call it the Z4... this will break the tradition of unique Z-series numbering.
Also hopefully BMW will not call it the Z4... this will break the tradition of unique Z-series numbering.
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Well, seeing as the brochure says Z4, I think it's a bit late to change the name.
It is only 90kg more than the current 3.0Si roadster, which I don't think is too bad when you consider that it has a folding metal hardtop.
I'd be interested to see some European specs, as the 3.0 seems to be down in power and torque on the listed (NA) specs seem down on the current model by about 15bhp and 15NM...
It is only 90kg more than the current 3.0Si roadster, which I don't think is too bad when you consider that it has a folding metal hardtop.
I'd be interested to see some European specs, as the 3.0 seems to be down in power and torque on the listed (NA) specs seem down on the current model by about 15bhp and 15NM...
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http://www.bmw.co.uk/bmwuk/index/?serie ... topnavret#
Info on the new Z4 on BMW UK just up!!! Not a massive difference in BHP from the figures on Autocar.
Model: Z4 sDrive23i/Z4 sDrive30i/Z4 sDrive35i
OTR Price £28,645/£32,660/£37,060
P11d Price £28,380/£32,395/£36,795
Power (hp) 204/258/306
0-62 mph (seconds) 6.6 [7.3]/5.8 [6.1]/5.2 [5.1]
Top Speed (mph) 151 [149]/155*/155*
Combined mpg 33.2 [34.4]/33.2 [34.0]/30.1 [31.4]
CO2 (g/km) 199 [192]/199/[195]/219 [210]
VED Band F/F/F
BIK % 27%/27%/31%
Info on the new Z4 on BMW UK just up!!! Not a massive difference in BHP from the figures on Autocar.
Model: Z4 sDrive23i/Z4 sDrive30i/Z4 sDrive35i
OTR Price £28,645/£32,660/£37,060
P11d Price £28,380/£32,395/£36,795
Power (hp) 204/258/306
0-62 mph (seconds) 6.6 [7.3]/5.8 [6.1]/5.2 [5.1]
Top Speed (mph) 151 [149]/155*/155*
Combined mpg 33.2 [34.4]/33.2 [34.0]/30.1 [31.4]
CO2 (g/km) 199 [192]/199/[195]/219 [210]
VED Band F/F/F
BIK % 27%/27%/31%
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Interesting that they are all in the same tax band...
There is, apparently, a coupe on it's way, which is what I'm hoping for, in the twin-turbo. By which time, BMW will have their own tuning options out, so, mid to high 300's bhp should be easily available, given that the standard engine gives at least 325bhp from what I've heard...
There is, apparently, a coupe on it's way, which is what I'm hoping for, in the twin-turbo. By which time, BMW will have their own tuning options out, so, mid to high 300's bhp should be easily available, given that the standard engine gives at least 325bhp from what I've heard...
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I think it looks really good. It has got rid of the things that really annoyed me on the outgoing Z4: The mocassin shaped front bumper and the clumsy 'duck-ass', Bangles angles didn't actually bother me that much but I think the new styling is much classier. I am still keen to see the Z2 though as I like the compact 'impracticality' of a true roadster. The Z4 felt like a 3er that they had tried to make into a sportscar. I can understand why, as it far more practical than the Z3 , but then if I had wanted practicality I would have bought the 330d.
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