LA Times reviews the BMW Z4 sDrive35is
God bless the Democrats.
Such was my thinking as I threw the horrifically named 2011 BMW Z4 sDrive35is hardtop convertible through turn after turn, high in the mountains in Malibu.
The top was down, the radio was off and the car’s brain, which BMW calls Dynamic Driving Control (DDC), was in “sport plus” mode. The steering and throttle response, the transmission’s shift points, and the suspension were all set to “Whoa!”
It was all the soundtrack I needed.
Acceleration with DDC in any mode unleashes an auditory amalgamation of everything that is right with a turbocharged engine. It only gets sweeter — and louder — as you dial up the system from normal to sport to sport plus. Stomp your foot on the gas and let the 35is race toward its 7,000-rpm redline and you’re treated to a whoosh from the turbos and a sharp exhaust note with an intense, barely refined edge. Think of a velvet dagger.
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Can 2000 BMW M Roadster be fitted with an automatic transmission?
Jan 16, 2010 by zhatka2001 | Posted in BMW
Only manual transmission is available in 2000 BMW M Roadster but I would like to get is replaced with an automatic in my car since I can't drive stick due to knee injury.
yup its possible but its gonna cost you alot (thousands) it Might not be worth it
Salman A | Jan 16, 2010