The BMW E89 Z4 was not only fun to drive, but good looking also
The BMW E89 Z4 was not only fun to drive, but good looking also
After more than 115,000 units, the BMW E89 Z4 production of the Roadster at the Regensburg plant was officially completed in 2016. At the time, it was unclear whether BMW will continue its joint project with Toyota in building a roadster successor. So naturally, it was a sad moment seeing one of the most fun driving BMWs rolling off the production line. For the last time.
The BMW E89 Z4 also marked the last new BMW powered by the award-winning N54 engine. The engine was replaced years ago by the more economical N55, which in turn was replaced by the modular motor with the internal code B58.
In contrast to the first generation, the Z4 E89 was only available with a three-piece folding metal roof, instead of the soft classic ...




























