BMW Z4 production has ended in Austria, closing a major chapter for the brand’s two seat roadsters. The final generation gained attention with a manual transmission, but changing demand, SUVs, and ...

The beloved Bavarian two-seater convertible has reached the end of the road.

BMW announced on Tuesday that it will be ending Z4 production next year, both for the current third-generation platform as a whole. It’s a momentous occasion. For starters, the brand has a long ...

The German automaker still has a big roster of passenger cars, and among them are various sports cars. One of the most iconic series is, of course, the Z4 – also thanks to its illustrious ancestors.

The end of BMW’s Z4 is on the horizon, and when production finally winds down next year, it will mark the departure of one of the brand’s most distinctive sports cars. The Z4 has never been a ...

For more than three decades now, BMW has stubbornly kept a roadster in its line-up, starting with the oddball Z1 back in 1989, followed by the more conventional Z3 and, eventually, the Z4. These cars ...

The old saying all good things must come to an end applies to the 2026 BMW Z4 Final Edition, which marks the end of the line for BMW's two-seat sports car, and does it in limited numbers. With the ...

The final BMW Z4 has rolled off the line at the automaker’s Magna Steyr factory in Graz, Austria, according to BMW Blog. That means for the first time in more than three decades the marque’s lineup is ...

To mark the end of the two-seat BMW Z4 roadster's production after 2026, the German luxury automaker will produce a limited run of 2026 Z4 Final Edition models equipped with the M40i engine. These ...