2010 BMW Z4
- 2009 BMW Z4
- Used BMW Z4
#9
Based on analysis of 24 Z4 reviews and test drives.
Avg. Paid:$46,177 - $51,613
MSRP: $45,750 - $51,650
Invoice: $42,090 - $47,520
MPG: 19 City / 28 Hwy
Exterior - What the Auto Press Says
Auto critics admire the Z4's new look -- especially its power retractable hard top.
- "If the last BMW Z4 looked as though it had a few odd concavities and strange proportions-rest assured that this new one has a design that's far more elegant and cohesive. And that's rather fortunate for BMW considering that its Z4 competes in a roadster segment that's notoriously superficial." -- Popular Mechanics
- "No surprises in terms of the exterior shape and styling: The third-generation Z4 is purely evolutionary, but not nearly as edgy or controversial as its predecessor. The rear-wheel-drive two-seater continues to sport classic roadster proportions, including a long hood and short rear overhang, accentuated by meaty rear haunches." -- Edmunds
- "In lieu of separate convertible and coupe variants, the new Z4 features a retractable hardtop that disappears at the touch of a button within 20 seconds." -- Automobile Magazine
- "While not a huge departure from the current styling, the stylish new look has nicely sculpted details and what may be the largest kidney grille in BMW's current lineup. We're glad to see a less-stubby trunk, which was lengthened in order to fit the two roof panels." -- Car and Driver
- "Gone is the awkward line running up the sides of the car and across the front fenders, headlights, and nose. The new headlights are pulled back and sleek, rather than droopy and oddly shaped as on the outgoing car. In fact, combined with the broader twin-kidney grille, the new Z4 almost looks like it has a hint of Aston Martin in the front end." -- Motor Trend
- "The exterior design is what everyone will be talking about, with its numerous creases, a long hood that slopes abruptly downward, and aggressive-looking headlights." -- Cars.com
Review Last Updated: 10/5/09






