BMW introduced their new sports car, the Z3 in 1996. Drawing inspiration from the famous BMW 507, the Z3 was initially released as a roadster, yet would later see a Z3 Coupe added to the range. Based on the E36 3 Series, the Z3 was offered with a variety of inline 4 or inline 6 engines. The top of the Z3 range was the M Roadster, which was introduced in 1998. An M Coupe variant was introduced a year later in 1999. The Z3 ended production in 2002 when BMW introduced the Z4.
BMW introduced their new sports car, the Z3 in 1996. Drawing inspiration from the famous BMW 507, the Z3 was initially released as a roadster, yet would later see a Z3 Coupe added to the range. Based on the E36 3 Series, the Z3 was offered with a variety of inline 4 or inline 6 engines. The top of the Z3 range was the M Roadster, which was introduced in 1998. An M Coupe variant was introduced a year later in 1999. The Z3 ended production in 2002 when BMW introduced the Z4.
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