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BMW has seldom delved into the two-door, two-seat drop-top space, but the Z4 has served the German company well since its worldwide debut in 2003.
The first generation Z4 sold until 2007, and featured a variety of in-line six cylinder engines that culminated in the the Z4M Roadster and Coupe models, which to this day remain special M variants for the savvy collector.
The second generation Z4 was less successful and offered more turbo power but not much pizzazz. This, however, is set to change with the impending launch of the third gen Z4, co-developed on an all-new rear-drive platform with Toyota. The range currently starts from the Z Models Z4 Sdrive20I M Sport at $101,400 and goes up to the Z Models Z4 M40I offered at $142,000.
As you'd expect of a two-seater convertible, the interior of the BMW Z4 is sporty, rather than luxury-focused. You get a "paint by numbers" approach to the dashboard design, very typical of BMW models, and there's leather trim on the seats, too. Check the images to see if you can spot the storage shortcomings of the cabin... you'd expect plenty for such a compact space, right?
The following BMW Z4 comes with two seats. The Z4 sDrive20i, sDrive 30i and M40i are all available with the choice of either Leather ‘Vernasca’ and Alcantara combination, or solid Leather ‘Vernasca’ upholstery. The Leather and Alcantara combination is only available in Black with Blue contrast stitching. The Leather ‘Vernasca’ upholstery is available in the choice of Ivory White, Black, Magma Red or Cognac.