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2009 BMW Z4

All-new version features folding hardtop. edited by G.R. Whale

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2009 BMW Z4

The all-new 2009 BMW Z4 picks up right where the last generation left off, or as a more intimate, involving 6 Series cabrio. That it is a bit bigger and more luxurious doesn't indicate any loss of soul or enjoyment, and the folding hardtop offers the best of coupe and roadster forms with fewer of the drawbacks of either. We think it's the best sports car in this class short of the Porsche Boxster, and it can't switch between top-down roadster and hard top coupe the way the Z4 can.

G.R. Whale filed this NewCarTestDrive report from Los Angeles.

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