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Average User Score
4.1 ⁄ 5 stars
Based on 11 reviews
2005 Z4 = Awesome
by Josh
— Great car, it comprises all of the things I loved about my past e46, e34, and even the e28 with the fun top down of my old Z3. It has every option I could want. I love this car. I can't wait to tak...
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Great Car, Fun To Drive And Love The Large Trunk
by judyv
— Handles well as I seem to zip around town in no time. Very sporty, comfortable and easy to manuver convertible top, even while sitting at stop light. Very peppy for a 4 cylinder. Trunk is far large...
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German Engineering
by Reece
— driving is very pleasurable, accelerates fast and stops on a dime. est car i ever owned, very nice to have the top down and flying through traffic. this car is built the way cars should be built. s...
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2005 BMW Z4 Overview
The Z4 Roadster was available with two engines, both inline six-cylinders. The 2.5i was offered with a 2.5-liter engine that made 184 horsepower and came with a five-speed manual gearbox, while the 3.0i was 3.0 liters, 225 horsepower, and used a six-speed.
The 2.5i was offered with 16-inch tires and the 3.0i 17-inchers. Both models were available with the five-speed automatic transmission with Steptronic manual mode. BMW's six-speed Sequential Manual Gearbox ($1,500), which is a manual transmission with no clutch pedal, controlled by electronics, was available for the 3.0i as an option.
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