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2010 Z4 sDrive35is Strengths:
Dynamic handling, superfast gear changes with dual-clutch transmission, power that makes you drive stupid, and hardtop convertible when you get tired of having the sun on your face and wind in your hair. Weaknesses:
The price of luxury and performance at this level ain't cheap. Must be a light traveler. Be prepared to be the center of attention no matter what color you choose. Summary:
Ride quality of the 2nd generation Z4 is greatly improved over the 1st gen. Ride is much less stiff and transitions well in the turns. Steering is more precise than a master sushi chef armed with a Ginzu knife. Don't feel that BMW sold out because the 35is only comes with the 7-sp automatic. The dual-clutch transmission is lightning fast with the gear changes and the downshift rev-matching maintains a smooth power flow under braking maneuvers.
BMW is a true driver's car. The electronic nannies don't interfere when you are having fun. Getting the car to drift is easy with all the power underneath your right foot. Only when things get truly out of control do the traction and stability controls kick in to keep the tail tucked nicely in place. Similar Products Used:
Porsche Boxster S, 2008 BMW Z4, Audi A5 Cabrio, Nissan 370Z Roadster
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