BMW Z4 in GREY 2013 for £8,995

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Compared with the original model, the second-generation BMW Z4 Roadster became a slightly different animal as the German car maker looked to make the two-seater more appealing to buyers considering a Mercedes-Benz SLC or Porsche 718 Boxster. The biggest difference compared with the previous Z4 was the introduction of a metal folding roof which meant it was much quieter at motorway speeds. This also improved security, while the cabin had plenty of space, especially in terms of head room. Perhaps the most important improvement came in terms of refinement and ride comfort, though: the second-generation Z4 was a coupe convertible that was easy to live with everyday. The folding roof was neatly integrated into the car's styling, making the Z4 an attractive looking car whether its lid is up or down. With the roof up, it felt very much like a fixed-head coupé to sit in and there was a reasonable amount of boot space. As you'd expect, however, the boot does shrink dramatically when the ro