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BMW Z3 E36/7

1995 – 2002 — GERMANY

BMW›Z3›E36/7

The BMW Z3 was a two-seater sports car range that was in production from 1995 to 2002, featuring two body styles: a 2-door roadster with model code E36/7 and a 2-door coupe with model code E36/8. The Z3 was built on the E36/5 compact platform, which was a shorter version of the standard E36 platform, incorporating the rear semi-trailing arm suspension design from the older E30 3 Series. This platform made the Z3 smaller and more affordable, marking it as the first mass-produced Z Series car. In 1998, BMW introduced the M models for the Z3 range, available in both roadster and coupe body styles. The M models were powered by the S50, S52, or S54 straight-six engines, with the specific engine variant depending on the country and model year. These engines enabled the M models to deliver enhanced performance and driving dynamics, catering to enthusiasts looking for a more thrilling driving experience. Key points: - The BMW Z3 was a two-seater sports car range produced from 1995 to 2002. - Body styles included a 2-door roadster and a 2-door coupe. - Built on the E36/5 compact platform, using rear semi-trailing arm suspension design from the E30 3 Series. - First mass-produced Z Series car. - M models were introduced in 1998, available in roadster and

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BMW Z3 E36/7

1995 – 2002 — GERMANY

BMW›Z3›E36/7

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BMW Z3 E36/7

Dimensions

Length: 4025 mm
Height: 1294.67 mm
Wheelbase: 2446 mm
Front track: 1412.14 mm
Turning circle: 10 m

Capacity

Fuel tank: 51 L
Payload: 250 kg

Chassis

Rear brakes: Disc