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BMW Z8 Roadster Replica built on Z4

This is like "find of the day" on eBay": a BMW Z8 Roadster built on a real BMW Z4. The car is priced at $23699 and it is powered by a V6 engine with an output of 200 hp. The body is molded from an actual Z8 so it is extremely accurate and dimensionally correct even down to the wheelbase! It has a full power top so you don’t even have to latch and unlatch it. It is all done automatically. This is one to be proud of! You will feel like royalty driving this car. Nobody will even think of it (...)
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2000 - 2003 BMW Z8

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BMW is known to release from time to time limited-production cars as the prototypical expression of the excitement for driving that is the company’s backbone. The Z8 roadster was the latest vehicle to have continued this tradition. The initial prototype (the Z07) was designed in order to celebrate the famous’ BMW 507 50th birthday. The incredible success of the concept-car produced the decision of building the vehicle in a limited series, designated Z8. Produced in fewer than 5700 units between 2000 and 2003, the Z8 is already a collector’s car.
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2010 BMW Z8 a go!

To be or not to be? This was the question on the new to come BMW Z8. Well it seems that the answer to the question is now to be. The new model that should replace the 2003 Z8 it is a go! There were 3 proposal competing for the new model: a mid-engine Z10, a Z6 ultralight and the winer a front-engine Z8, RWD. The new model will be a two-seater with a retractable hard-top. The engine is expected to be a 4.4 liter V8 engine with a 400 horse power. The primary transmission will be a (...)
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1999 - 2003 BMW Z8

The BMW Z8 was a convertible sports car automobile produced by BMW from 1999 to 2003. It was given the E52 BMW model code.

The Z8 originated from a prototype designated Z07, which was designed by Henrik Fisker at BMW’s Designworks in Southern California. It was showcased at the Tokyo Auto Show in 1997. The car was originally designed as a styling exercise to both echo and celebrate the BMW 507 of the 1950s for its 50th birthday.

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