The german tuner DStyle wants to still keep the E85 BMW Z4 in our minds by coming out with one of the most aggressive aerokits I have seen to date. The kit is available for both the Coupe and Roadster versions and it contains an extensive package of upgrades.
Obviously the changes are pure cosmetic and every important body part has been replaced with the DStyle upgrades, starting with a new hood, modified doors, custom side mirrors and tailgate, bulked up fenders -50mm extra girts up front and 70mm at the rear. A beautiful set of 19 inch wheels were added to the Z4 as well along with a set of BMW Performance Breaks.
Overall, an impressive upgrade of the Z4 production model, but to me it screams more of a Batmobile.
Pricing: not on the cheap side of course, around $12,500. Is it worth the upgrade?
[Photos: MotorAuthority ]
Gallery BMW Z4 DStyle
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these photos are not by ma.
they just like to put their link everywhere for some strange reason.
Anyway, it looks pretty good.
@Luke: Not sure, but I can always link to the original source if needed.
Its just that I saw the same pics at autoblog.nl way before MA had the post.
…just love clean images:)
my bad… you have the same pics as autoblog.nl without the MA link in it.
Changed my wallpaper now:)
a little over the top but not terrible
All this thing needs is a big red clown nose and it’s ready for the circus parade.
I’d rather see someone shoot for a stripped minimalist look instead of trying to extend what in stock form is an almost hysterical gorgeously elegant design.
Who would by thies kit? Not only is it tastless and completly in your face crap but the new Z4 has just been released and loooks superb. so why spend so much on an “old” Z4? In todays secound hand market as soon as you turn on your new car and do 1KM in it the price would have plumeted to near to nothing. The primium you pay for looking like a tool by bying this kit only alows a slight price increase over other 2nd hand alternatives. So why by it?? I’d just by the new Z4.
@Gragop:
I have to disagree with you. It looks like absolute crap.
Maybe they’re getting it ready for the new The Fast & The Furious movie… It would sure-as-hell fit right in with the rest of the carbage they’ve featured in those movies.
These new matte/satin paintjobs. Anyone have any more info about them, like what issues you have detailing them?
Not that I’m planning on getting it.