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EMPORIUM AUTO HOUSE LTD
If you're in the market for a car that's stylish, comfortable and highly refined, then a used BMW Z4 is a great choice. With its sleek appearance and impressive performance, the Z4 is a premium sports car through and through. Its high-tech cabin adds to the desirability, while numerous configurations allow every driver to find the model that suits them.
All Z4s have a petrol engine and rear-wheel drive, but there's the option between a manual and an automatic transmission.
PetrolAlthough it is a two-seater convertible, the BMW Z4 makes good use of its space and offers a high-tech environment.
Interior spaceThe BMW Z4 replaced the ageing Z3 in 2003, offering a similar two-seat roadster design. By 2006, there was also a coupé variant, and an 'M' variant was added to the lineup. Now in its third generation, the Z4 was originally going to be retired in 2018, but in came back in fine form as a relation to the brand-new Toyota Supra.
Instead of being discontinued as originally planned, the Z4 entered a new generation in 2018. With these new models, the retractable hard top was no longer offered. Instead, the only bodystyle remaining was the roadster. BMW also shortened the wheelbase to make it more agile, even though the overall size is slightly larger.
Some updates were made in 2024, including a new manual gearbox option. There are rumours of these being the final years of production as the Z4 finally sees retirement.
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This Z4 had a number of design elements from other BMW models, such as the headlights from the 3 Series and the rear-end styling from the 6 Series. Yet this roadster had a low, wide stance and a short deck lid that made it a clear sports car. Visibility was also enhanced from the front and side, offering a safer driving experience.
In 2013, a refresh was released, known as the LCI Z4. Some aesthetic changes included the new LED headlight bulbs, while the engine options were updated to follow Euro 6 emission standards.
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BMW only offered petrol engines with the Z4 and they were all extremely popular. The two most popular are the base sDrive18i and sDrive20i because they were the lowest cost to buy and cheapest to run. However, the M models with the higher-powered engine are also popular among sports car enthusiasts.
Model variants include the SE, Sport and M Sport. The M Sport models were among the most popular, with faster acceleration and better handling, along with 18-inch wheels, lower sports suspension and sportier interior detailing.
You should look out for the sports seats, which offer better comfort and support. They look cooler, too. There's also an M Sport suspension that offers enhanced handling. You should also keep an eye out for the various wheel designs and go for a used Z4 fitted with the wheels that you like the most.
With the Z4, all models have the sDrive technology, which refers to two-wheel drive. In this case, the power is supplied to the rear wheels. Other BMW models may contain xDrive, which means four-wheel drive.
No, BMW hasn't released a hybrid variant of the Z4 yet, and it has only been available in petrol configurations.
Yes, there has been an automatic transmission available and it has been pretty popular. Among used cars, is it possible to find plenty of options with a manual gearbox.
No, all Z4 models have been made with rear-wheel drive, which enhances the handling and the sports-car-like feel. Four-wheel drive would add more weight, which could hinder the car's handling.
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