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    Rumorpile: Next Z4 To Be More Dynamic

    William Maley

    Editor/Reporter - CheersandGears.com

    May 8, 2012

    Inside Line has learned from a couple of sources that the next generation Z4 will be a more dynamic sports car than previous generations of the two-seat roadster.

    BMW's goal is to make the next Z4 more agile and sportier to drive, but up to a point as to not upset current owners and fans.

    Design of the next Z4 will reflect this goal with the long front end losing a few inches.

    BMW will also utilize the current N20 turbocharged four-cylinder to help improve the weight distribution.

    Source: Inside Line

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