The BMW Z4 Is Back and Is Called the Bovensiepen Spider
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The man who designed the first X5 gives the roadster a subtle Bovensiepen revision.
The German company Bovensiepen, which is behind the original founders of the Alpina brand, presents the Spider model, based on the BMW Z4. A total of 99 units will be produced, with deliveries starting next year.
The iconic era of the BMW Z4 convertible may have officially ended at Magna Steyr’s Graz plant, but the legendary roadster is making a dramatic finale thanks to Bovensiepen Automobile. Created by the family-owned engineering firm in Buchloe, which continues the spirit of Alpina’s traditional craftsmanship, the newly unveiled Bovensiepen Spider breathes new life into the bygone sports car with a strictly limited series of just 99 hand-built examp…
The BMW Z4 Is Back and Is Called the Bovensiepen Spider
BMW ceased production of the G29-generation Z4 earlier this year, so the model developed in partnership with Toyota that shares its nuts and bolts with the Supra is officially dead. But that does not mean anything for Bovensiepen, as the company just revived it, naming it the Spider. And if you do not know what Bo... (continue reading...)
BMW has taken the Z4 out of the program, but there is an alternative for fans of the roadster.
Now the compact roadster costs 1.3 million.
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