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The Z3 in my opinion has a classy and classic sports car look. Although I've never driven one, they alway's catch my eye. As much as I enjoy the Z4, and I do think with the top down it's a great looking car, I think that the Z3 is more of an eye catcher.
I do think that the Z3 will be collectable, whether considered a classic will only be determined over time. In 30 or 40 years, there may not be any gas (petrol) to run it anyway.
I do think that the Z3 will be collectable, whether considered a classic will only be determined over time. In 30 or 40 years, there may not be any gas (petrol) to run it anyway.
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I personally loved the look of the Z3 Coupé the moment it was revealed. Fugly Beautiful.
rabman5 said:Gas is short for gasoline. Petrol is short for what, petroleum? Gasoline in made from petroleum, they are not the same thing. I don't believe a car will run on pure petroleum. So gas is a better word. YES! USA wins again! :lol:
I know all of the above. :!:
So r u telling me that gas you put in your car
and gas you cook with you use the same word (GAS)
I know you need to keep it simple in the US
Not to stray back to the original question but.... 
First, I wouldn't call the z3 a classic. For one, I think it's a bit ugly. But tht's just my personal opinion. Next, any car that just ended production in 2002 is far from close to becoming a classic.
On to the Z4 and my thoughts on it's classic potential. Well, I certainly think the Z4 will be a classic beauty. Here's why. It's extremely unique looking. For me, I compare it to a Corvette Stingray from the late 70's. Every time I see one, it turns my head...those bold curves and unique shape make it an instant eye catcher that I still remember from my childhood.
I think the Z4 is very simiar to this. Whether you like it or not, it's styling is a head-turner and makes a bold statement. So my thoughts are that in 30-40 years, when someone sees a mint z4 roll up, it'll still turn heads.
But only time wil tell for both....
First, I wouldn't call the z3 a classic. For one, I think it's a bit ugly. But tht's just my personal opinion. Next, any car that just ended production in 2002 is far from close to becoming a classic.
On to the Z4 and my thoughts on it's classic potential. Well, I certainly think the Z4 will be a classic beauty. Here's why. It's extremely unique looking. For me, I compare it to a Corvette Stingray from the late 70's. Every time I see one, it turns my head...those bold curves and unique shape make it an instant eye catcher that I still remember from my childhood.
I think the Z4 is very simiar to this. Whether you like it or not, it's styling is a head-turner and makes a bold statement. So my thoughts are that in 30-40 years, when someone sees a mint z4 roll up, it'll still turn heads.
But only time wil tell for both....
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