It was the third James Bond movie to feature a BMW as 007's vehicle. The German automaker had signed a three-picture deal in 1995, which previously saw James Bond drive a Z3 in *Goldeneye* and a 750 iL in *Tomorrow Never Dies*. For this final collaboration, 007 would be equipped with a specially enhanced Q-branch version of the not-yet-released BMW Z8 Roadster. The BMW Z8 is often considered one of the most visually stunning BMWs ever made. Designed by Henrik Fisker, it features a timeless and elegant design that pays homage to the classic BMW 507 from the 1950s. Its sleek lines, long hood, and retro-inspired styling combined with modern elements have earned it a reputation as a design icon. Many enthusiasts and critics alike praise the Z8 for its distinctive and sophisticated appearance, making it a standout in BMW's history. Please Subscribe and help us reach 200K 👉bit.ly/bmwblog_subscribe Find all of our Amazon must-haves here: amazon.com/shop/bmwblog Join th...