This 1996 BMW Z3 James Bond Edition Just Sold—And the Price May Surprise You
A rare 1996 BMW Z3 James Bond Edition with just 8,300 miles sold for €24,640, highlighting a preserved piece of BMW and GoldenEye history.
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BMW Z3 Turns 30: The Roadster That Changed BMW
From Spartanburg to the silver screen, the BMW Z3 defined open-top driving in the ’90s. Here’s everything you should know about the iconic roadster.
BMW Z Meet Gathers 55 Cars, Including Pair Of Z1s
The third annual BMW Z meet in Slovakia had nearly everything for fans of the decades-long roadster lineage, including 37 Z3s and 16 Z4s.
Bond’s Roadster Turns 30: The Legacy of the BMW Z3
Celebrating 30 years of the BMW Z3, from GoldenEye fame to roadster legend. Explore its legacy, performance, and Spartanburg origins.
We Filmed The World’s Only BMW Z3 with a V12 Engine
Discover the world's only BMW Z3 with a V12 engine at BMW Classic! See rare gems and exclusive footage of this monstrous 5.4L beast.
Here’s The Elusive BMW Z3 With A V12 Engine
BMWBLOG got up close with the one-off BMW Z3 powered by a mighty V12 engine. The high-powered roadster used the M73 engine from the 7 Series.
S50-Powered BMW Z3 M Coupe Eligible for Import in 2024
An emission rule prevented the BMW Z3 M Coupe and Roadster with an S50 engine to be imported into America in 1998
BMW Z3 Enthusiasts Unite for Iconic Gathering in Slovakia
Join the ride with BMW Z3 devotees in Slovakia. Discover classic charm and car enthusiast camaraderie at its finest!
First Official BMW Z3 Meet In Slovakia Gathered 35 Cars
The winners of the inaugural BMW Meet in Slovakia were the owners of a gold Z3 M Roadster, a red 2.8i Coupe, and a green Roadster.
BMW Offers Rare Look At Early Sketches Of The Z3 Roadster
Domagoj Dukec has shared on his personal Instagram account several design proposal for the Z3 E36/7 that were left on the cutting room floor.
The BMW Z3 is the Best Budget Bimmer You Can Buy
The BMW Z3 is one of the few sporty Bimmers that can be had for cheap but it's also probably the best one.
