Test drive Z4 sDrive35i

DrDee said:
I don't understand why you could not drive it to Tesco with the boot space you mentioned? :confused:
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I spend a lot on food. :)

It's just not the car you'd take to Tescos if you had another, more normal car. Plus, I wouldn't want dings in it which would resort in my having to key the other persons car indisgust if not note was left :p
 
Good God that thing is fast, I had no idea it would be that quick. These figures make impressive reading:

0-60 mph 5.0s
Power Output 301 bhp
Valves 24
Torque 400 Nm 295 lb-ft

Is there actually any need to bring out an M version :D
 
Makes sense with BMW apparently typing to take the Z4 more upper class to make way for a Z1 or something.

Amazing cars, I still love the looks. Shame they don't made a 4 seater sports car, the closest is a 3 series coupe but it doesn't really have the same wow factor the Z4 does.
 
Lucero said:
I spend a lot on food. :)
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In terms of volume of food or quality?

Whenever i / we go shopping i always like fresh and nice stuff so unless you're buying lots of cheap stuff in bulk or feeding 6 people each day i fail to see why the boot space in the Z4 would rule out taking it to tescos, you see lots of other more expensive metal parked up all the time anyways?

Slighty more on topic, its a cracking looking car and sounds like a great engine to boot, big step forward vs the old Z4 imho.
 
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Peerzy said:
Makes sense with BMW apparently typing to take the Z4 more upper class to make way for a Z1 or something.

Amazing cars, I still love the looks. Shame they don't made a 4 seater sports car, the closest is a 3 series coupe but it doesn't really have the same wow factor the Z4 does.
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The 3 series convertible looks pretty mint from the front but the rear just isn't sporty.
 
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