part of BMW’s early iDrive infotainment suite. And because of the success of the Z3 Coupe, a Z4 Coupe was in the cards all along, with a more exaggerated sloping hatchback and double-bubble roof.

The Z3 Coupe was unique since it featured a hatchback body but only two seats, rear-wheel drive, and a manual gearbox that were to be expected from BMW. The main benefit over the roadster version ...

The BMW Z3 M Coupe "Clown Shoe" fits squarely within ... which was born from a BMW M140i hatchback. Not that it's all that easy to tell; the car has been completely transformed by the numerous ...

(BMW also conjured a hatchback version of the Z, but that's another story.) See All 3 Photos For 2001, all Z3 models got a power boost. The Z3 2.5 got 14 more ponies, the 2.8 became the 3.0 with ...

The BMW Z3 M Coupe is iconic ... Based on the rear-wheel-drive, hatchback 1 Series that isn't sold in the U.S., BMW & Mini Group's build involves grafting on genuine M2 parts to create a wider ...

The BMW Z3 M Coupe is iconic ... Based on the rear-wheel-drive, hatchback 1 Series that isn't sold in the U.S., BMW & Mini Group's build involves grafting on genuine M2 parts to create a wider ...

When the 1998-2002 clown shoe BMW Z3 M Coupe was first presented to management ... the car particularly more practical, though the big hatchback trunk is a very nice bonus.) ...

A more revealing teaser shot shared by BMW design boss Adrian van Hooydonk hints at the Z3 M Coupe-esque proportions, with a wide stance, swept back roofline and hatchback tail. This isn’t the ...

When BMW released the Z3 Roadster in 1995, it was an instant hit. This sleek convertible hoped to capitalize on the success of the Mazda MX-5 Miata, which pumped new life into the segment.

A new BMW Z3 roadster is just around the corner well ... BMW is feverishly working on an all-new 1 Series hatchback to sit below the Compact. A final decision on the exact shape of the car ...