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BMW Z3 OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.5
16 Reviews
5 star
56%
4 star
38%
3 star
6%
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Overall
4.5
Value
4.3
Style
4.7
Performance
4.5
Comfort
4.3
Fuel Economy
3.9
Reliability
4.1
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BW
BW
Bowling Green, Kentucky
5.0
Will Buy Again
Car is made with superior quality. Rides and handles like a dream. The car itself causes people to stop and gawk, inside is basic and to the point.
Angel
Angel
Berkley, Colorado
5.0
A BMW Z3 is a great car to own.
I love the sporty, classy look of my car, and the color of blue is really pretty. I like the fact that it's a convertible, so in the summer you can put the top down and enjoy the sun and feel the wind through your hair. In the winter, it actually keeps you warm with the heater, and believe it or not, it performs well in the snow. It did not slide once when I had to drive it in a bad snow storm. The top is easy to put up and down so that's a nice feature. It has electric windows, which I've had to replace the switches. The car is pretty fast and handles corners and curves really well as fast speeds. The one downfall about the car is it is real expensive to fix when something breaks. My alternator cost me almost $1,000.00. But, overall, I would say it's probably one of the most fun cars I have ever driven. And the trunk can hold a lot of stuff in it. It holds more stuff than you would think it would. It is definitely an attention grabber. People always tell me they love my car. I love my car and will not give it up.
Chels
Chels
Elizabeth, New Jersey
5.0
Beamer
Still, the BMW Z3 had its shortcomings. Some interior materials were subpar and its cabin could seem confining for larger occupants because of the big, non-telescoping steering wheel and oversize rearview mirror. Convertible models were also saddled with a chintzy plastic rear window that sullied the car's luxury image by clouding over time. Finally, the coupe's styling was highly polarizing. I love bows and would never drive anything but a bmw, but ill do my best and give you a fair, unbiased opinion ; ) the bmw z3 had lots of problems when it came out, lots of tranny issues, and electrical problems. not to mention its pretty ugly. I would fork over the extra money and get a Z4, the successor to the Z3. BMW fixed all the problems from the Z3, so the Z4 is much much better, much more reliable, better looking, faster, better fuel economy, safer. But these imperfections are pretty minor. As a used sports car, its more reasonable prices place it within reach of those who may not have been able to afford its lofty pleasures had they attempted to purchase it years ago as a new vehicle. If you're in the market for a stunning used coupe or convertible that handles even better than it looks, you owe it to yourself to investigate this talented Bimmer.