The 2010 BMW Z4 has officially been revealed. Click here for all the details and images.
BMW will be introducing the next-gen Z4 in early 2009. Recent spy shots of a prototype testing new Munich showed a car with a familiar shape to the current Z4. Short rear overhangs and a long hood characterized the test-mule but it also featured a new folding roof and was slightly larger than the current model. This is in-line with BMW’s plans to reposition the next Z4 into a higher price point as it makes way for the introduction of a smaller entry-level Z car.
As reported yesterday,
production of the new Z4 will be handled by BMW’s Regensburg plant in Germany. The move will enable BMW to produce volume sellers, such as its SUV models, in the US and take advantage of the favourable exchange rate. At the same time, low volume premium models like the new Z4 will be manufactured at plants in Germany.
A couple of years after the Z4 is launched in '09, BMW will add the potent M version of the car. This new model is in line to receive the new high-rev 4.0L V8 engine that debuts in the new M3. Other engines for the new Z4 range will include the 300hp twin-turbo six, as well as the smaller 2.5L naturally aspirated petrol six.
This artist's rendition of the car gives us a good indication as to what the final styling may look. BMW is expected to introduce styling derived from the
CS concept across much of the range and this should also be visible on the Z4.
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By Gus Posted: 8/17/2007 5:09pm PDT
My question is this, what with the tiny trunk space in the 3 series hardtop convertible (barely enough for two briefcases with the roof in the trunk) how much space will this car have for a typical weekend getaway once the roof is folded? I mean, isn't that the point of one of these cars? Or do they mean for you to get to a destination, drop off your luggage and then put the top down? I don't get it. I think these folding hardtops have gone too far in terms of taking up storage space...
By HECTOR Posted: 8/17/2007 7:23pm PDT
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