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Written by Greg Potts
For the past 30 years, German tuner Manhart has been swapping engines between different BMW models and creating all kinds of brilliant, Frankenstein-like monsters in the process. However, there"s one car that encapsulates the madness more than most, and we"d like to take a moment to reminisce. The first generation BMW Z4"s looks have aged well haven"t they? Anyone else think the roadster could be Bangle"s biggest success in Bavaria? Back in the day, the M versions of the Z4 were fantastic cars. Clearly though, Manhart felt that they needed a bit of a boost. A bit more go, if you will.
Date written: 3 May 2019
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 15587
For the past 30 years, German tuner Manhart has been swapping engines between different BMW models and creating all kinds of brilliant, Frankenstein-like monsters in the process. However, there"s one car that encapsulates the madness more than most, and we"d like to take a moment to reminisce. The first generation BMW Z4"s looks have aged well haven"t they? Anyone else think the roadster could be Bangle"s biggest success in Bavaria? Back in the day, the M versions of the Z4 were fantastic cars. Clearly though, Manhart felt that they needed a bit of a boost. A bit more go, if you will.
Date written: 3 May 2019
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 15587
