BMW Z4 Gets Tweaked by 3D Design

Ever since it was launched, the BMW Z4 Roadster received a great deal of attention from the tuning world, as it was expected to happen with a Bavarian creation. But the German open-top sportscar has never been used to represent a positive philosophy... so far.

This latest creation comes 3D Design, who were inspired by the reactions following the Japan’s natural disasters earlier this year.

According to the specialists at 3D Design, they all shared a common theme: “let’s not dwell on the bad, but plan for the good. Let’s move forward, rebuild, and enjoy life”.

Plans to create the car that would reflect that positive attitude and thinking came shortly after the tsunami, aiming at making a statement, which now stands written on the car’s driver’s side window: “Don’t give up, Tohoku”.

A number of Japanese and US tuning companies Japanese and US tuning companies helped create the adjacent E89 BMW Z4 tuning package for North America: the overall design theme was worked on by WSTO and IND with 18" wheels from BBS inspired by the M3 GT4 program and wrapped in Yokohama tires, size 235/40/18 (front) and 255/35/18 (rear).

3D Design’s own aggressive, full carbon fiber aerodynamic package is used to transform the exterior of the car. Performance wise, the kit includes an upgraded turbo kit from ESS, a KW variant suspension system, and a handbuilt exhaust system from Eisenmann. Other features include a Dinan camber plate, an upgraded brake package from Brembo, and a gauge package from Stack.