Bmw Z5

You look familiar, BMW. Have we met before?

Up to 335 horsepower from a turbocharged V6 is great, but we'd really love to shift for ourselves.

All we have is a sketch for now.

The camo curtain is pulled back a bit more.

There is a Toyota badge on the steering wheel.

The new Z4 will share a platform with the Toyota Supra.

This is the sister car to the BMW Z5 convertible.

Top-down winter driving is wonderful.

The two cars are being co-developed, much like the Toyota 86 and the Subaru BRZ.

The newest Z car looks more like a baby 6 Series than its predecessor.

And those headlights are clearly inspired by the Mk IV Supra's.

Our friends at Chris Doane Automotive got superb spy video of the much anticipated Toyota-BMW collaboration testing at the Nürburgring.

This spy video provides our latest look at the collaboration between BMW and Toyota. Eddie Sabatini reports on this edition of Autoblog Minute.

Is it us or are there some strange noises coming from the prototype?

Look for the enthusiast favorite to arrive for 2019.

Don't worry too much, for a successor is still coming.

Toyota's Tetsuya Tada is hard at work co-developing a sports car with BMW, but he took some time in Australia to explain how much he loves the Supra name.

The 2019 BMW Z5 is spied again. Here's the latest details.

The latest reports from Austria indicate that the joint BMW/Toyota sports car program will be produced by Magna Steyr and launch in 2018.

BMW is conducting winter testing with its replacement for the Z4 roadster, co-developed with Toyota and rumored to be called the Z5.