BMW Z3

​The BMW Z3 was introduced in 1995 as BMW’s first model built exclusively outside Germany, assembled in South Carolina, USA. It gained instant fame after appearing in the James Bond film GoldenEye, and was based on the E36 3 Series platform. Available as a roadster and later as a distinctive coupé, the Z3 featured a range of engines from 1.8L to 3.0L, with high-performance M variants boasting 3.2L powerplants. The car combined classic styling with modern engineering, and its M Roadster and M Coupé versions became cult favorites for their raw driving feel. Production ended in 2002, making way for the BMW Z4, but the Z3 remains a beloved icon among enthusiasts for its unique character and timeless design.