If you remember the 1990s in Europe, then you definitely remember one of the most iconic models from those times, which is the BMW Z1, a small car with a unique and evolutionary design language, which made quite a sensation with its “weird” door system, yet revolutionary for the 90s.

We are talking here about a 1990 BMW Z1 model which comes with an extremely low mileage of just 41,622 and an astonishing look, the model still keeping the original Fun Yellow exterior paint. The body colour itself is considered to be pretty rare.

Apart the exquisite and pristine look, this BMW Z1 is packing a clean 2.5-liter straight-six engine which develops 168 horsepower.

I have always considered that we should give the full credit to an old and iconic model, especially if it is a BMW, but it seems that the expression “oldies but goldies” does not favor this BMW Z1, as it is up for grabs for just $55,000, which is in my opinion at least half the price it is really worth.

The BMW Z1 was built between March 1989 and June 1991 and only 8,000 vehicles left the factory. The Z1 was based on the E30 BMW 3-Series, mostly recognizable under the hood. A video with the legendary model is also available below!

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The BMW Z1 is the smallest two-door roadster in the range of “Z” and was firstly presented in 1987 at the Frankfurt Motor Show and the production started in early 1989. BMW had more orders for the BMW Z1, and his production ended in 1991, this year was a memorable one for BMW because it is the last year when the BMW Z1 was produced.

Also, were sold around 8,000 Z1s and its successor is the BMW Z3. The BMW Z1 is based on the 3 Series E30’s platform.

As engines, it had only one available, namely the 2.5 liter gasoline (12 valves), it is a 6-cylinder inline engine and is called M20B25. Also, it is borrowed from the E30 3 Series 325i model with an output of 170 hp.

The transmission is 5 speed-manual, the Z1 having an acceleration (0-100km/h) of 9 seconds with reaching a maxim speed of 220km/h.

The Average consumption is 11 liters fuel per hundred kilometers and is relatively good for a certain kind of people, namely those who are making short roads.

The BMW Z1’s weight is 1290 kg and could be ordered with a choice of one color from a number of no more and no less than 6 colors. BMW did not produced any BMW Z1 with air conditioning system.

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