BMW Z4 Windscreen, Windblocker, Windstop & Wind Deflectors

With the best BMW Z4 windscreen available, enjoy the best of top-down driving. Whether you're talking on your cell phone, enjoying your stereo, or carrying on a conversation with your passenger, this windblocker will deliver a much quieter, more comfortable, and wind-free cockpit.

For full information:

• BMW Z4 Windscreen Features details the full implementation and construction of this wind deflector.
• BMW Z4 Windblocker Benefits describes why you should buy this BMW Z4 windscreen.
• BMW Z4 Wind Deflector Durability, on how you can expect this windstop to continue to look like new for many years.
• BMW Z4 Windstop Strength, on the rigidity of this windblocker
• BMW Z4 Windscreen Polish, on the windscreen brilliance.
• You may also be interested in the BMW Z3 Windscreen and BMW Mini Cooper Windscreen.

Customer Reviews (read all customer reviews):

Totally easy to install.

Perfect fit.

Beautiful.

You rock!

- Jeremy Pearson

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Oct. 28, 2007
 

It really just takes a matter of minutes! Seriously, if you can screw in a screw, you can install this windscreen. Easy as that. I would highly recommend you to any person looking for a windscreen. Even those who don't think they need one should drive a car with one installed and see the great difference it makes. Anyone with a convertible needs your product.

Emily S. Robinson

Marietta, GA

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January 29, 2008

Prompt delivery, efficient and reasonably priced. This is just what I needed.

Shannon Harris

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History of the BMW Z4

The BMW Z4 is a rear-wheel drive sports car by the German automaker BMW, known as the E85 in roadster form and E86 in couple form. Production started in 2002, and thus replaced the BMW Z3. The design addresses many criticisms of the Z3; the Z4 is larger, and has a significantly stiffer chassis. It is built in Spartanburg, South Caroline.  Initially, the Z4 was available only as a roadster, but in 2006 a coupé version was officially launched.

The Z4 was designed by Chris Bangle and began the controversy over his "flame surfacing" design and aggressive styling choices, which can also be seen on most modern BMW cars, most noticeably the 7 Series and 5 Series. As of 2007, the entire BMW car line, including the BMW 3 Series and X5 SAV, had incorporated Chris Bangle's design theme.

The Z4 features a strut type front suspension like its predecessor, the Z3. The rear suspension, however is considerably different from that of the Z3, which was based on that of the E30 BMW 3 Series. Instead of a semi-trailing arm suspension, the Z4 uses a more advanced multi-link suspension. 

(Information taken from Wikipedia)