Z4s in France

I am glad to see you guys enjoying riding in France and I can imagine some of you even own properties down here (sure, there must be some :wink: ), which must be an excellent reason to go for a long drive with the Z4!

I'd venture to say that Brits (since we're focusing on the UK/France differences..) in general know better how to enjoy life (week end car and holiday in wine producing regions), when French still have a lot of complex to deal with money and appearance.

Another quick comparison: go on BMW.co.uk used cars and compare the 120+ available Z4 to the total of 69 cars you could get on the BMW France approved used market...
... don't forget to take also in account the rainfall average between the two countries... :poke: and you get the confirmation that Brits know how to enjoy themselves better than French, even under poor weather conditions...! :drinkwine:

Lastly, Peugeot was doing pretty well with their unique - and most powerful although FWD and 1.6l engine - coupe car, the RCZ. But they finally decided to bury all hope when Peugeot boss released following statement:
"I love the RCZ, but I want us to focus on making the best of our core models, from Peugeot 108 upwards, and to exploit what we then have to the best of our abilities. For each of those cars we can choose attributes and be the best. Chasing niches is for premium brands; for us it has been a distraction."

A mere "distraction"... oh. Well I hope they will quickly become collector cars, so we that we could hear the boss crying in his 108!

So please, continue to come and raid across France with your Brit registered Z4, cause I'd love to see more of them (even if the wheel is definitely not where it should be!) :roll:
 
Punter said:
Been in France for 5 weeks and seen only 1 other e89 and a beautiful Z3. We seem to be a rarity. Saw an immaculate old citroen sm, remarkable.

Departing on a long weekend tour of Brittany beginning of September with Mrs Tankman and a close friend with his partner. We'll be in the Z and my friend is thinking of taking his immaculate SM. Will be interesting to see what the locals make of us, will post some photos after we get back.
 
Been here in France now for almost a week and I have not seen a single Z4, where doing plenty of miles as well touring round France and Iv got to say loving there roads! So quite when away from the cities and some of there back roads are awesome very long straights smooth surfaces, just wish I was in my Z4 rather than the family bus!!

Would also like to add French people are very polite and friendly we have been made more than welcome where ever with been so far very impressed! :-)

Paul
 
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