How to build a BMW Z4 GT3 in 600 hours

The BMW Z4, a model created by BMW and homologated by the FIA for participation in any official GT3 championship, is as eye-catching as it is powerful and expensive: more than 300,000 euros stand between us and the chance to compete in a beast of these characteristics.

Now, what happens if we make up our minds and buy one? Well, first of all, congratulations and above all good luck, because for that price BMW sends you a Z4 GT3 in pieces that you’ll have to assemble in a specialized garage, just in case you need to take it apart in the event of a breakdown and want to be able to handle it.

Well then, starting with the 4.0-litre V8 engine or the six-speed gearbox, perhaps the largest parts fitted at the factory, you’ll have to assemble your brand-new model piece by piece. BMW must have thought that perhaps this way you’ll enjoy it more later on.

Joking aside, and above all thanking the Team West Coast Racing team, we have an engaging video showing the work done to assemble this beast over more than 600 hours spread across 25 gruelling days of work and, above all, of waiting before testing your new model.

Via | autoblog