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1997 Z3
15 reviews
The 1997 BMW Z3 roadster adds a new model with a powerful 190 hp 2.8 litre inline 6, the same engine found in the 328 and 528 models. The...
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The 1997 BMW Z3 roadster adds a new model with a powerful 190 hp 2.8 litre inline 6, the same engine found in the 328 and 528 models. The Z3 roadster, built in Spartanburg, South Carolina, is the first BMW built exclusively outside of Germany. The Z3 roadster features a manual convertible top, dual power outside mirrors, leatherette sport bucket seats and courtesy lights with time delay. Front and rear stabilizer bars and 16 inch cast alloy wheels are also standard equipment. Security features consist of a coded driveaway protection system. When locked from the outside, the Z3 roadsters double-locking anti-theft feature prevents the doors from being opened, even if someone gains access to the interior
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The Love of My Driving Life
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Pros: Passion...pure driving passion.
Cons: Views traffic laws as half-hearted suggestions.
Bottom Line:
A Z3 isn't a car for everybody. But if you love to drive, nothing close comes close.
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It's a dream on wheels
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Pros: speed, handling, stereo, look, comfort
Cons: rear window, cargo space, road noise, suspension at low speeds
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This car is every euro-roadster lover's dream come true. It handles and brakes extremely well and is reasonably comfortable for its class. Definate recommended buy.
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The BMW Z3: Why God invented roadsters.
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Pros: Fast and gorgeous. Fantastically smooth BMW inline-6. Perfect steering and brakes. It's a roadster.
Cons: Cheap BMW interior pieces. Plastic rear window. It's a roadster.
Bottom Line:
A car to fall in love with despite its quirks.
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Bavarian Brilliance Pushed to its Limits in Snowy Suburbia
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Pros: Superb handling, flawless braking, more trunk space than you'd expect
Cons: Useless in snow, rear window has the visibility of a piece of Tupperware
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For anyone who loves speed, top notch handling, but go with a later model with greater safety options (in case of low speed accidents) and 6 cyl.
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Born Again Beemer
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Pros: Looks great and thoughtful design.
Cons: Non-standard fittiings tie you to BMW-brand parts & accessories.
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Beautiful and the thoughtful design and function frees you to think about other things. Like, are the seat warmers on or did I wet my pants on that last turn?
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Gotta Love It!
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Pros: Superb performance; Aggressive, yet sophisticated styling; Good value
Cons: A bit short on storage space and cup holders in cockpit
Bottom Line:
Buy one if you can. You won't be sorry. A great way to spend the afternoon receiving therapy without going to your therapist.
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Anybody looks good in Z3!
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Pros: Great performance and gorgeous appearance!
Cons: Small problems .... but warranty will take care of them.
Bottom Line:
It is still Ultimate Driving Machine!
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Great Car
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Pros: Style, Performance, Dependability
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Excellent choice for a Roadster
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Pros: Smooth Ride, Great Gas Milage
Cons: Small Read More at Epinions.com
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Pros: looks! plenty of leg room, heated seats
Cons: no automatic door opener, nor inside truck opener Read More at Epinions.com
Reviews the Z3 1.9
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Pros: Original looks, Interior, Good gas mileage, 2.8 liter option
Cons: Buzzy engine, No 6-speed manual for this year.
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If purchased new, this car would not have been recommended due to the price, however used models can be had at a decent price.
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