In 1989, BMW decided to take a break from producing luxury-but-sporting sedans built for wealthy executives to cater to motorsport enthusiasts. The German manufacturer introduced the Z model, a roadster that didn't shine in terms of practicality but was undoubtedly a sheer driving experience. The Z series continued, claiming its place in the hearts of car enthusiasts. The Z4, such as the example featured below, was designed by Danish BMW designer Anders Warming, who created a modern, more significant model than the previous generation. This GoldenEye-inspired Z4 has clocked just 64k miles on the road and is for sale in New Jersey.

Exterior and Interior

The exterior design is sleek and sexy, even by today's standards. It features a low stance, aggressive body lines, and a long bonnet. Along the front of the Z4 is a set of headlights with a new and unique design that frames the car's split grille, a feature present in all the Z models. This example is reportedly garage kept. Its metallic silver exterior paint highlights the body lines carved into the sides of the convertible, which brings us to the rear end, where we can observe flared fenders and a twin exhaust. The red and black leather two-toned Interior of this car looks to have been well preserved. The Dash panel consists of a beautifully contrasting white varnish that complements the silver accents on the door panels and three-spoke factory-fitted steering wheel. All gauges seem to be fully functional too.

Engine

The Recently serviced E85 boasts a 2.5L M54 engine which, when paired with its 5-speed automatic transmission, is capable of close to 190HP and 245 Nm of Torque, pushing this nippy roadster from a standstill to 60 mph in 7 seconds.