The latest episode of "We are M" takes us to the BMW Museum in Munich, for the unique exhibition "BMW M. The most powerful letter in the world". The exhibition shows iconic automobiles, stunning ...
Years before anyone had even considered a convertible SUV, BMW decided to experiment with the idea of crossing a roadster ...
The BMW Z3 is a delightful coupe and roadster that, from the factory, never came with a V-8 engine. That didn't stop this shop in Poland from popping one neatly into a Z3's engine bay for a drift ...
There's an intriguing bit of history behind BMW's Z cars. Few are privy to the BMW 507, a sports car designed for American buyers at the behest of New York-based luxury car importer Max Hoffman and ...
BMW’s M division creates some of the best performance cars around, but what do its engineers do for fun, when the constraints of crash tests and marketability aren’t hanging over them? Apparently, ...
Looking for a usable sportscar that won’t rust, break down and is fun to drive, with top notch parts availability? Then you’ll be needing a BMW Z3, offered with a range of robust and efficient four or ...
The original E36/7 Z3 made a cameo in the 1995 James Bond film “GoldenEye” (though it should’ve also been in the Nintendo 64 game, just sayin’), and for a lot of people, it was love at first sight.
The BMW Z3 is a two-door rear-drive coupe and roadster produced for the 1996 to 2002 model years as a follow on to the Europe-only Z1. Though it made its official debut at the North American ...
Great car made by a great company. Loved the style and handling. Seats were marginal and if I still had them, I would replace them. This car is such fun to drive! I feel like I'm in a tiny starship.
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