A classic roadster with modern appeal
The BMW Z4 has always embodied the spirit of a true roadster: long hood, short deck, rear-wheel drive, and the wind in your hair. Since its debut at the turn of the millennium, it’s carried forward BMW’s reputation for building driver-focused sports cars that are as enjoyable on a twisty back road as they are cruising through the city. Now in its latest form, the Z4 pairs sharp handling with the comfort and tech expected in a modern luxury car. For August, BMW is offering lease deals that make stepping into one a little more attainable.
August lease offers add to the excitement
Shoppers eyeing a new roadster can find attractive options this month. The 2025 BMW Z4 sDrive30i is available to lease for $729 per month for 36 months, with $5,519 due at signing.
Those craving more performance can step up to the Z4 M40i, which brings a turbocharged inline-six engine. That version leases for $879 per month over the same 36-month term, with $6,679 due at signing. Taxes, title, and fees are additional, but both offers waive the security deposit. For shoppers comparing sports cars in this price range, these numbers keep the Z4 highly competitive.
Updates keep the Z4 fresh
For 2025, the Z4 continues with its sleek design and driver-focused cabin that blends traditional roadster proportions with modern tech. Standard features include a 10.25-inch digital display, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and advanced driver assistance systems under BMW’s Active Driving Assistant suite.
Soft-touch materials, supportive sport seats, and available M Sport touches give the interior an upscale yet athletic feel. The roadster’s fabric roof retracts in seconds, ensuring the car remains as stylish top-down as it is buttoned up.
Why the Z4 stands out in 2025
The sDrive30i’s 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder produces 255 horsepower, delivering quick acceleration with BMW’s signature balance and precision steering. For enthusiasts, the M40i’s 382-horsepower inline-six offers thrilling performance that rivals far more expensive sports cars.
Both models channel power through an eight-speed automatic, making them comfortable for daily use while retaining their edge on winding roads. With its combination of performance, tech, and everyday usability, the Z4 makes a strong case against rivals like the Porsche 718 Boxster and Audi TT.
Final thoughts
The roadster market has thinned in recent years, but the BMW Z4 keeps the segment alive with a blend of driving excitement and everyday livability. With August’s lease offers, it’s easier than ever to make the leap into open-air motoring. For anyone who’s been considering a two-seat convertible with a mix of style, speed, and luxury, now might be the right time to put the Z4 on the short list.
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This story was originally reported by Autoblog on Aug 24, 2025, where it first appeared in the Car Buying section. Add Autoblog as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
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