Description: Back in 1989, BMW first began selling their Z1 roadster, a small two-seater that served as an experimental test bed for several new technologies. Its subsequent ancestors were the Z3 and Z4 roadsters....Add Comments5
Michael EvansJul 08, 2012 They might of counted the two years which is concept to prototype to production
Reid HuffJul 08, 2012 it may have existed before it was sold.
Description: In fact, owners could remove the body panels in a process that was originally designed to take roughly 60 minutes but in reality this turned out to be a two day job that only experienced mechanics cou...Add Comments1
Chris O'BrienJul 09, 2012 bunch of dorks. and what's with that German guy's scarf??
Description: There were various aftermarket tuning programs available for the Z1 and demand supposedly remained fairly high when production ended in 1991. All told, around 8,000 units were produced and the car...Add Comments0
They might of counted the two years which is concept to prototype to production
it may have existed before it was sold.
No this is a 2014 article dude
If it was 1989, then it's 23 years on my watch, not 25...
what about the z8