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The arrival of Audi's TT and Honda's S2000 in the same year almost has pushed the long-snouted BMW Z3 roadster to the farthest recesses of sports car buyers' minds. Upgraded mid year, in both price and specification, the Z3 convertible now is an all six-cylinder range, sporting more muscular looks to go with the bigger engines. The rear of the roadster has undergone an aggressive facelift and the alloy wheels have been changed. As well as comprehensive safety and equipment levels, owners will receive a two-year unlimited warranty, fewer trips for servicing and are likely to enjoy strong residual values. The insurance premium is on par with the two mentioned rivals, but none is reasonable.