2005 BMW Z4 2.5i
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The Z4 is BMW's two-seat roadster for 2005, a convertible that's all about open-air driving. It's a driver's car with quick steering and a chassis that loves a back road, though the ride is firm. Inside, the cabin feels solidly built with quality materials, but the seats are snug and headroom is tight for taller folks. Watch for the power roof motor, which some owners have had fail, and the flimsy cupholders that tend to break. The 2.5i is the entry-level Z4, with a smaller engine and fewer standard features than the 3.0i, but it's lighter and more affordable. Its 2.5L I6 makes 184 horsepower and 175 lb-ft of torque, paired with a five-speed automatic sending power to the rear wheels, good for 21 mpg combined. The standard suspension is tuned for comfort, so the ride is less harsh than the sportier 3.0i's setup.
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Miles Overview
The Z4 is BMW's two-seat roadster for 2005, a convertible that's all about open-air driving. It's a driver's car with quick steering and a chassis that loves a back road, though the ride is firm. Inside, the cabin feels solidly built with quality materials, but the seats are snug and headroom is tight for taller folks. Watch for the power roof motor, which some owners have had fail, and the flimsy cupholders that tend to break. The 2.5i is the entry-level Z4, with a smaller engine and fewer standard features than the 3.0i, but it's lighter and more affordable. Its 2.5L I6 makes 184 horsepower and 175 lb-ft of torque, paired with a five-speed automatic sending power to the rear wheels, good for 21 mpg combined. The standard suspension is tuned for comfort, so the ride is less harsh than the sportier 3.0i's setup.
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