2009 BMW Z4 sDrive35i

BMW looks great art in the years 2010 BMW Z4 sDrive35i with a double clutch transfer, Twin Turbo six-cylinder and three mode of suspension, that the spectacular performance. Tech-cabin with a stellar Premium audio system, iPod integration, and HD-Radio. The navigation system has a very nice maps and routes to avoid congestion.

The bad:
The iDrive interface, but has improved since earlier versions, is not yet intuitive. Trunk space in the hard-cabriolet.

The Bottom Line:
2010 BMW Z4 sDrive35i also provides incredible performance of cabin gadgets to inform and entertain.
Even when the techniques of magic, in a manually operated quick, narrow corridor changes. It would be riders react to movements more closely on this quickly. The DCT of these layers well in automatic mode, walking at a speed for the car against.

The engine of 306 hp is enough for the Z4 sDrive35i a sports car. BMW claims 5.1 seconds to 62 mph with the seven-speed DCT, and 5.2 seconds to 62 mph with six speeds. We have no time overrun is in progress, but on our early start, the Z4 sDrive35i move forward, so that a satisfactory exhaust Blast change with each dish.

The DCT Z4 sDrive35i the tower to the dignity of fuel. Although difficult hours in the mountains only 18.5 mpg, we average 21 mpg, not bad given the large engine in this car. The EPA rates the Z4 sDrive35i of 18 mpg city and 25 mpg highway.

In sum
2010 BMW Z4 sDrive35i was a spectacular drive technology, equipment cabin by its technical performance. The Twin Turbo engine and dual clutch transmission of a beautiful car experience, the adjustable suspension. The chalet also offers a lot of technology on the applicability of the integrated road safety with the complete navigation system Bluetooth phone and iPod integration. The audio system also sound. The only thing missing really is other useful information on RSS feeds, such as weather, the pilot and using technologies such as blind warning. As for the project, the Z4 is sDrive35i a car, but that iDrive is much improved from its previous incarnation, it is still less than perfect.