The BMW Z4 Has The Least Problematic Seats: Study
Based on responses from 78,514 vehicle owners, the JD Power 2026 U.S. Seat Quality and Satisfaction Study puts the BMW Z4 at the very top of the rankings with the fewest problems.
Based on responses from 78,514 vehicle owners, the JD Power 2026 U.S. Seat Quality and Satisfaction Study puts the BMW Z4 at the very top of the rankings with the fewest problems.
The last roadster has rolled off the assembly line, putting an end to the Z story, at least for the foreseeable future.
The Z4 is one of only two BMW models with a positive Q1 2026 result, with demand rising by 4.9% compared to the first three months of last year.
Americans still give a shift, but not as much as before.
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Months before the Z4 G29 bows out, the roadster becomes a coupe. Better said, a Toyota Supra gets a BMW makeover.
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.
The Supra is months away from retirement, and the Z4 will likely follow shortly.
BMW is planning to retire the Z4 next year but not before giving the sporty convertible a Final Edition as the G29's swan song.
BMW is reportedly set to build the final Z4 in May 2026, with an M40i for the United States market scheduled to roll off the assembly line.
The BMW Z4 G29 is expected to bow out in early 2026 but a successor is unlikely to happen until the next decade, if at all.