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BMW Z8

The Z8 is a grand touring roadster du Car manufacturer German BMW. Presented in 1999, it was marketed from 2000 to 2003. Roadster with a "neo-retro" look inspired by the BMW 507 de 1956 and prefigured by the Z07 concept car, the Z8 was a model intended to become the new top of the BMW range at the time. The last copies are produced in limited series by BMW et Alpine  as BMW Alpina Roadster V8. The code name is E52. Its style, its V8 engine derived from the M5, its performance worthy of a Ferrari, made it an automotive icon of the beginning of the century. Its rarity has allowed it to maintain its value.

The Z8 is one of those models that make us love cars. It is a convertible, two-seater, with an elegant silhouette and a sporty engine. However, to be precise, the actual presentation of the Z8 roadster dates back to 1999, but not during the Frankfurt Motor Show, where the car was well and truly exhibited, but during the theatrical release of the 19th opus of James Bond, “The World Is Not Enough”. The car is one of the partners of the famous British spy who will take care of it as much as he could of his famous English cars.