2026 BMW Z4 Is Almost Gone: Why You Should Buy One While You Can
Time is running out for BMW’s last true roadster.
Time is running out for BMW’s last true roadster.
Americans still give a shift, but not as much as before.
Months before the Z4 G29 bows out, the roadster becomes a coupe. Better said, a Toyota Supra gets a BMW makeover.
The BMW Z4 ends in 2026, taking with it BMW’s last pure formula: straight-six, RWD, manual, and an analog cabin. No successor is approved.
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BMW ends Z4 production with a Final Edition that gives Europe more trims, colors, and better pricing options than the U.S.
BMW ends Z4 production in early 2026, sending off the roadster with a U.S.-exclusive Final Edition featuring Frozen Black paint, red-stitched Alcantara, and a fixed $78,675 price.
See the BMW Z4 transformed into a coupe at SEMA, complete with carbon fiber touches and M-inspired upgrades.
The Supra is months away from retirement, and the Z4 will likely follow shortly.
The Z4 is not long for this world, but it's hard to believe BMW is done making roadsters.
BMW retires the current 8 Series and Z4 with no confirmed successors, signaling a new focus on future Neue Klasse models.
BMW's fresh design language has been applied to a hypothetical Z4 we shouldn't realistically expect.