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BMW Z4M Price Guide
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The BMW Z4 M Roadster and Z4 M Coupe, produced from 2006 to 2008, applied the S54B32 3.2-litre straight-six from the E46 M3 to the E85 Z4 body. The concoction created a compact, lightweight sports car with 343bhp and, in the coupe form, one of the finest sports car driving experiences BMW has offered, at any price.
The Car
The S54B32 produced 343bhp at 7,900rpm in both M Roadster and M Coupe variants. A six-speed manual only, no SMG was offered. The M Coupe’s fixed roof and additional structural rigidity gave it sharper responses than the roadster. The Z4 M Coupe weighed just 1,350kg. S54 rod bearing sensitivity applies as in the E46 M3 and Z3 M Coupe.
Buying
The Z4 M Coupe is the more desirable variant. The fixed roof, S54 at full output, and a rarity-factor that makes it more collectible than the roadster. S54 oil change discipline is non-negotiable.
The BMW Z4 M Coupe has been appreciating steadily alongside the E46 M3 and Z3 M Coupe as the S54 generation gathers collector momentum.
