Driving a roadster is fun - especially when the weather is fine.
And pleasure is even higher when the thing looks better than the rest.
Hamann and Hartge now present
what they offer to improve BMW's most rakish convertible, the Z4 Roadster model.


Hartge have got a full body kit, however some spoilers don't fit
when the car is equipped with the M Aerodynamics Package. Shorter
springs reduce ride hide moderately. The wheels however are large:
20 Inches in diameter. Optionally there are 18 and 19inch
alloys too. Maximum width for the front is 9 Inches,
10 for the rear.
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Besides wide tyres, a silencer featuring two dual end pipes jazzes up the
rear view. And the sides get some extra distinction by a decor-
ative sticker with Hartge writing.
Floor mats, sports steering wheel, and a pedal
set bring more motor sports atmosphere to the two-seater's interior. And
of course, Hartge are prepared to make more, individual customisations
come true.


Hamann Motorsport also replace some standard parts of the Z4 by their own stuff.
Amongst them: Body parts as a part of a full aerodyna-
mics package. And, wheels. Owners of BMW's smallest convertible can opt for
20 inch rims too, as at Hartge. Lowering springs reduce ground clearance by 30mm.
  
Thus the Z4 by Hamann is a bit lower than Hartge's - which is roughly 20mm lower than
the standard vehicle.
More power is available for the sDrive 35i model. Hamann claim horsepower raises
from 306 to 360. Thanks to a detached speed limiter it runs 285 kph as maximum.
As their competitors, they're also offering customization for the interior
including handmade leather upholstery in almost
any colour.
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