Z3

The Z3 was the first roadster to be produced by BMW and the German brand meant it was well-built, reliable and surprisingly affordable to run.

PRWeb 2009

This machine - called Z3 - was completed in his small workshop in Berlin (Kreuzberg) in

The Inquirer 2009

"My thesis was that it was time to change the visual vocabulary of what a BMW roadster could look like, not just make a Z3 grown up," Mr. Warming said.

The Man Who Reinvents Wheels Vanessa Fuhrmans 2011

So when it came to sketching the first-generation BMW Z4, a roadster intended to succeed the luxury car maker's Z3, he turned to Pablo Picasso, studying the artist's restless movement through various periods, all distinctly different and yet a logical progression of his career.

The Man Who Reinvents Wheels Vanessa Fuhrmans 2011

The only car that has managed to transcend this segment's typology of cuteness is the mean-looking BMW Z4, which you'll remember started out life as the completely precious Z3, the rainbow unicorn of German roadsters.

When Vroom Conquers Cuteness Dan Neil 2011

Our other friend drove a BMW Z3 -- and made fun of the junky cars we drove.

Money Lessons for Every High-School Graduate Zac Bissonnette 2011

Alas, the machine was either too mechanically complex for the time, or the financial and political will were lacking, and the first digital, programmable, and Turing-complete machine, the Zuse Z3, would not be built until 1941.

Introducing the Babbage-Boole Rodulator « The Half-Baked Maker 2009

Porsche introduced the Boxster, Mercedes had the SLK, BMW the Z3, Audi the TT, and others came along in rapid succession.

Michael Rose: Drop Top Gorgeous: Mazda Miata Turning Heads for 20 Years 2010

Porsche introduced the Boxster, Mercedes had the SLK, BMW the Z3, Audi the TT, and others came along in rapid succession.

Michael Rose: Drop Top Gorgeous: Mazda Miata Turning Heads for 20 Years 2010

The FinePix Z3, with its rounded corners and slim body, was easy to handle and fit nicely in my pants pocket.

Do Underwater Cameras Sink or Swim? 2009