USED BUYER’S GUIDE BMW Z4 Mk3

FROM £21,000 Third-generation car is the best-driving Z4 of the lot. Get one while it’s still here

Richard Dredge

BMW may have a reputation for sporting cars, but it has actually built surprisingly few sports cars. However, since the Z3 was introduced back in 1995, the company has always had a two-seat drop-top in its range. The original Z4 was a big step forward, while the Z4 Mk2 of 2009 was better in almost every respect, including year-round usability thanks to its coupé-cabriolet configuration. However, it was when BMW worked with Toyota to develop the third-generation Z4 that the stars aligned, with a car that was lighter, faster, better to drive and more usable than any of its predecessors. HISTORY WE got our first glimpse of the Z4 in concept form at the August 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show, but it wasn’t until March 2019 that the first cars were…

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