The
stunning little Z4 roadster replaced the much softer BMW Z3 roadster. The BMW Z4 is one of the most
successful of Chris Bangle's controversial 'flame surfacing'
designs. Flame surfacing is the name which has been given to
his style of colliding lines intersecting each other at seemingly
random points, causing a wide variety of unusual shadows and
highlights to show up all over the cars body.
In 2006 a coupe version of the Z4 roadster was revealed which
is intended to compete with the Porsche Cayman S for sales.
BMW M1
BMW 850 CSi
BMW M3 (2007)
BMW 335i Coupe (2007)
BMW 335i Convertible (2007)
BMW M3 GTR Street Version (E46)
BMW M3 CSL (E46)
BMW M3 (E46)
BMW M5
BMW M6
BMW M6 Convertible
BMW 650i Coupe
BMW Z4 M roadster
BMW Z4 M Coupe
BMW Z4 M Coupe Motorsport Kit
BMW Z3 M Roadster
BMW Z3 M Coupe
BMW Z1
BMW Z8
BMW 135i Coupe