BMW Z4 Usados en Venta

I really like the car's overall appearance. It's a great car in the summer. I enjoy driving around town with the top down and the music blaring. It is definitely an attention grabbing car. I live in Chicago and it tends to snow a lot here in the winter. The car is definitely not made for snow and tends to spin out quite a bit. I have never got in an accident while driving the car despite the lack of traction I have when there is snow or ice on the ground. Since it's only a two sider, I don't get to have a bunch of friends drive around with me. However, the trunk is very roomy so I can always pack a lot of stuff, such as groceries or suitcases if I'm going on a road trip. I would recommend this car to anyone else who is looking for a fun car that is kind of impractical in the Midwest. The summer months definitely make up for the winter ones.

I still own this car and hope to for a long time. The styling is still fresh and it turns heads because it's a fairly rare model. The interior is small, but comfortable due to the adjustable and heated leather sport seats and it has a great sounding stereo. It's a 2 seat, full-blown sports car, but it can still haul quite a load of groceries! I purchased this car used with under 12K miles. I've since put another 12K miles on it and have had no problems - the car has been VERY reliable.

Some sports cars are bought to be driven, and—let's be honest here—some are bought to be flaunted. The outgoing BMW Z4 always felt more suited to catwalk duties, as it was compromised by the cumbersome retractable hard top that operated like a mechanized ballet but added mass and bulk in the wrong places for a sports car. As such, it struggled to make a convincing case to buyers asking the toughest question in this market.