BMW Z4 M 40i is best enjoyed on long drives on highways or the countryside



If you think roadsters are out of place in India, think again. There are at least half a dozen variants of these sporty two-seaters from Porsche, Audi, Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar currently on sale in the country. BMW's all-new Z4 M 40i now joins the growing category.
The earlier variant of the roadster from the German automaker, the Z4 (marketed as the "Landshark"), was launched a decade ago. The new version is an expression of how the BMW interprets driving experience for car-lovers who want precious little to come between them and the tarmac.
Slung super low, but with a ground clearance that handles everyday streets with ease, the Z4 M 40i is strong and sinewy with a torso as muscular as it is aerodynamic. The design, which includes an aggressive, large kidney grill set in a metallic honeycomb façade, is reminiscent of Jaws, the Bond villain in Moonraker.
Inside the cockpit, the car is minimalistic but equipped with the typical Bimmer accoutrements that include entertainment and different driving modes. One could argue that the space could have been extended, given that the compartments are restricted to a couple of coffee holders, a glove box and a cubby hole under the radio for stashing keys, glares and the wallet. If you're thinking of taking your laptop or gym bag along when there's someone in the passenger seat, it'll have to be thrown into the trunk where, too, space is limited if you have a spare tire. Read More



Article Source -> Business Standard

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