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Old 06-05-2006, 07:10 AM   #1
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Top Gear Boxster S vs. BMW Z4 M Roadster

From top gear May 28, 2006 episode. It's mainly a review of the Z4 but they use the Boxster S as the benchmark.

http://coochas.com/porsche/Resources/BoxsterSvsZ4-TopGear.wmv right click, save as.

I will upload other boxster material (as shown in the beginning of this video) as I come across the episodes while watching them. I'm partway through 2004 right now lol...

[edit] Yes this is completly different video from the previous one I posted.


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Old 06-06-2006, 07:55 AM   #2
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THanks Jim. also about the s2000VboxVZ4 video

hopefully this vid is gonna be awesome !
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Old 06-07-2006, 07:00 AM   #3
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Ok check the link in my first post now.
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Old 06-21-2006, 01:58 PM   #4
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I drove a Z4 //M roadster yesterday, and was pretty impressed with the way it drove and handled. However, I still don't like the front of the car, and styling is an important aspect for me too. I hope BMW redesigns the front of the car in the coming model years. It looks like one of the stupid sharks in Shark Tale or Finding Nemo. I would still go for the Box S because of the styling and performance in the twisties.
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That right there just about sums up BWM's new styling for all their cars. I used to like the 3 and 5 series...
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no sound here at work, can someone tell me how the clown-shoe did against the Box?
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I too have an issue with the looks of the 4.

I had a Z3 that was really fine to look at and drive nicely too!

The Z3 was also a fairly priced car.
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Bruce, I hear ya.

What the heck were they thinking when they redesigned the Z3? That was a great looking car. Kind of reminded me of a TR-6 in that it seemed very muscular. I want to like the Z4. But I just can't get past those incredibly strange swoops, cuts, and creases.
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Bruce, I hear ya.

What the heck were they thinking when they redesigned the Z3? That was a great looking car. Kind of reminded me of a TR-6 in that it seemed very muscular. I want to like the Z4. But I just can't get past those incredibly strange swoops, cuts, and creases.

Me too! I get a headache just looking at it.

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