Drive a BMW Z4 Convertible in St Barts Interior The Z4′s interior was also designed by a woman. While some of us have grown bored with BMW’s slowly evolving interior design, settling into the 2010 BMW Z4 – especially one lined in lighter leather – might actually evoke stronger images of a chic hotel than the first BMW 3 Series you ever rode in. In addition to styling and materials quality, noteworthy interior bits include an available trunk pass-through for short skis, usable storage space behind the front seats and two more inches of interior width compared to its predecessor. Navigation-equipped cars enjoy the best version of BMW’s iDrive central control to date, enhanced by a retractable, glare-resistant widescreen display. Exterior When we saw the first pictures of the newest BMW Z4, we thought it looked good. When we saw it in person, we fell in love. The newest BMW drop-top combines perfect proportions and gorgeous lines in a roadster that’s both classic and contemporary at once. Visual highlights include the wide front end, long, bulging hood, strong character line sloping upward from the rear wheel and a light, well-integrated hard top. We find it interesting that the newest Z4 looks more like an offshoot of the first Z3, than its immediate predecessor. BMW notes the Z4 is one of the few cars in history with sheetmetal designed by a woman, and we’re hoping more are on the way.
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