the new bmw: Bmw Z2

bmw z2

bmw z2 that the German automaker, BMW, plans to launch soon will feature a all-wheel drive platform. As the automaker is planning the launch of the Z2, BMW is looking forward that the vehicle will fill the space left behind by BMW Z4, since it made a shift BMW could be preparing a new compact roadster to slot in below the Z4. The new vehicle, which may come in the late 2016 or early 2017, is expected to a front-wheel drive. A report by an online auto journal, Car and Driver, says it is a compact, two-seat Sports cars have never been the true forte of BMW. The 507, 503, M1, Z1 and Z8 were unloved loss-markers which only attained cult status (long) after production had ended. But the company is readying a new Z2 to launch it back in to the affordable sports At the rapid rate that BMW is expanding its lineup, don’t be surprised to see a smaller roadster offering by 2016. That model, which is the bmw z2, has been rumored for several years now and will likely become a reality in the next couple of years. While the small, cheap-ish and cheerful fun roadster market is currently being dominated by the Mazda MX-5 Miata and the Pontiac Solstice, Car and Driver magazine has news of a potential Miata killer by BMW called the Z2. Scheduled to be released by 2010 According to German automotive publication, Auto Bild, BMW could be set to launch an all-new bmw z2 sports convertible by 2014. The car will apparently be more than just a baby BMW Z4 and use an all-new platform and DNA. No official details have been .

According to a recent report, the BMW Z2 could be released as early as 2014. There is some speculation on the soft-top roadster in regards to having an AWD system to fix the handling tradeoffs. Amid all the trepidation of having a an all-wheel drive sports The BMW 4-Series – a sporty, two-door 3-Series – has been confirmed, and it looks like the BMW 2-Series and BMW Z2 will arrive soon too. The rumours have been around for a while, but now it’s been confirmed – the BMW 4-Series will arrive soon. Now that BMW have made a front-wheel-drive car in form of 2-Series Active Tourer, it’s like they have lost their virginity and are now going to use FWD for a whole range of cars. One of these cars is said to be the long-awaited compact sports car called REPORTS OF a smaller roadster in BMW's 'Z' lineup have been doing the rounds for some time now, and it is now believed that the German luxury carmaker's board will make a decision on the so-called Z2 roadster by the end of 2009. Sharing its platform with .