Is the BMW Z4 reliable?

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1. Is the BMW Z4 reliable?
2. Is the BMW Z4 M40i a good car?
3. Is the BMW Z4 Coupe a future classic?
4. Is the BMW Z4 discontinued?
5. How many miles does a BMW Z4 last?
6. Is a 2004 BMW Z4 a good car?
7. Are BMW Z4 going up in value?
8. What is the difference between Z4 35i and 35iS?

Is the BMW Z4 reliable?

Overall the Bmw Z4 reliability is 76.55 and that makes it very reliable. The chart below illustrates exactly how this ranks compared to some other cars, but the average overall rating is 57 as some comparison.

Is the BMW Z4 M40i a good car?

The Z4 M40i feels solid, with excellent structural integrity, especially considering it's a convertible. Driving like a loon on track, there was nary a creak or rattle—impressive indeed. I love how the straight-six turbo engine pulls strongly all the way to the shift point, and the car is quick.

Is the BMW Z4 Coupe a future classic?

Many argued this engine suited this small GT car more than the more powerful 3.2 of the Z4 M Coupé. A rarer car than the much more widely seen roadster version, the BMW Z4 Coupé is a future classic that proves that special BMWs don't always have M badges.

Is the BMW Z4 discontinued?

The new BMW Z4 has only just gone on sale but its makers have reportedly already decided not to replace it at the end of its life. ... On top of that, models like the 2-series convertible, 7-series, Z4 and the two-door 8-series will be allowed to fall off the roster at the ends of their planned production runs.

How many miles does a BMW Z4 last?

If a BMW has been well looked after and goes for servicing regularly, then it should last well over 100,000 miles. Some owners have even had a BMW for around the 250,000-mile mark. So, they last for a pretty long time when they're taken care of.

Is a 2004 BMW Z4 a good car?

Exhilarating driving dynamics, long list of standard safety features, refined drivetrains, excellent build quality.

Are BMW Z4 going up in value?

Again, the clamour for convertibles rears its head with the Z4 seeing an average increase of 36.6%. Whether or not the bubble will burst remains to be seen, but there's no doubting the difficulties in getting new cars is having a positive effect on those selling on the used market.

What is the difference between Z4 35i and 35iS?

There's no brake upgrade, so the 35iS sticks with the 35i's 348mm front and 324mm rear discs, but the alloys are an inch bigger and the tyres are now 225/40 (front) and 255/35 (rear), from 225/45s and 255/40s.