You can make out the outline of the passenger seat in the red box.I can't see any seats on these pictures
FixedIf even the seats are equal to the z4 seats then it is just a reskined z4 but with a fixed roof . Actually there was a z4 coupe by bmw in 2008 i think . In 2018 though the z4 coupe will have a toyota badge .
I don't mind a two seater either, less weight. Come on 2,900lbs curb weight!2 Seater isnt so bad.
Except with the Z4 you'll supposedly be able to get a manual, hahaIf even the seats are equal to the z4 seats then it is just a rebadged z4 but with a fixed roof . Actually there was a z4 coupe by bmw in 2008 i think . In 2018 though the z4 coupe will have a toyota badge .
It'll have more storage than a Miata by far, and if it doesn't have the same strut bar cutting up the hatch area as the Z has, it will offer more useful luggage space than that car.No rear seats = more cargo space
I still think this will be a pretty good daily driver on top of a fun toy as well.
I can't see any seats on these pictures
Here's the critical area with greater brightness and contrast for a clearer view.
Is that just in Canada? My neighbor that sales insurance told me here in the US its really base on age, gender, marriage status, driving history, and etc. vs the actual car itself.2 seaters here equate to an instant insurance increase
Based on my province. ICBC is notorious for being shit. Its a crown corp, aka government run and it's the ONLY insurance. No private here expect for extras.Is that just in Canada? My neighbor that sales insurance told me here in the US its really base on age, gender, marriage status, driving history, and etc. vs the actual car itself.
I recently got quotes here in Toronto for 3 cars (annual rates, same level of coverage for all cars quoted):Is that just in Canada? My neighbor that sales insurance told me here in the US its really base on age, gender, marriage status, driving history, and etc. vs the actual car itself.