BMW M Roadster - car classics

BMW M Roadster

When BMW in 1995 released the model Z3, it was installed four-cylinder engine with a capacity of 104 kW. Buyers have expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of a more powerful version and BMW responded to their demands for the next year, launching the production of a model with in-line six-cylinder engine, of 2.8 liters, then, at the Geneva motor show in Switzerland, has hinted at what you can do with the concept of M, double car with an open top. A year later, in response to the great demand double M model with an open top was launched in production, under the hood installed in-line six-cylinder engine. The theory of BMW on the division of the leading and steered wheels was also used in this model, which was front suspension with model MoH, and the rear suspension with the previous one, BMW 3 series, as well as improved springs and shock absorbers. The dual system VAN0S (installation of alternating the moment of opening and closing of the valves) varied as the work of the air intake, and the exhaust. The power of the machine was limited 179 kW in the United States, but in the European version, as the MoH, the capacity amounted to 239 kW.